"other" frameworks

[threepointone]

frameworks that use jsx/virtual dom should be able to use this out of the box. however, not sure how to apply these data attributes in angular/ember templates. keeping this issue open to investigate; please help/contribute!

[threepointone]

jade was simple; they have an &attributes(object) operator that spreads the object onto the element's attributes.

[shrayasr]

Angular JS comes with ng-attr-* and ng-class. So usage is something like

<div class="text-center" ng-class="{'text-danger': someBoolValue}">Foobar</div>

which would apply the text-danger class if someBoolValue is true

Reference: https://docs.angularjs.org/guide/interpolation

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ps: Hope this is what you were looking for. I'm slightly new to frontend stuff, so might be wrong

[treshugart]

I think for libraries and frameworks that don't use a virtual dom, then there will always be an integration step to sync the changes.

For libraries that don't use JSX, but do use a virtual DOM you can possibly just use Object.assign().

For example, Skate uses Incremental DOM and JSX is optional. So you can either:

<div {...style({}) } someattr="test" />

Or:

skate.vdom.element('div', Object.assign({}, style({}), { someattr: 'test' }));

[threepointone]

couldn't figure out ember or angular templates. closing this issue, I think the main ones are covered.

[threepointone]

fyi - ember/angular templates can use classname support now, so this is simpler