canjs/can-control

Declarative event bindings

JavaScript

MIT License

Can-Control is a JavaScript library that enables developers to create organized, stateful UI controls with declarative event binding, ensuring memory-leak-free and high-performance applications. It is designed for developers working with CanJS or similar frameworks who need to manage complex UI interactions efficiently.

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canjs/can-assign

A simplified version of Object.assign, which only accepts a single source argument.

canjs/can-construct

easy constructor functions

canjs/can-dom-events

Listen for native and custom DOM events

canjs/can-dom-mutate

Dispatch and listen for DOM mutations

canjs/can-event-queue

A event mixin that uses queues to dispatch handlers

canjs/can-key

Read nested key values

canjs/can-log

Utilities for logging to the console.

canjs/can-namespace

Namespace where can-* packages are registered

canjs/can-observation

Core observable indicators

canjs/can-reflect

reflection on unknown data types

canjs/can-stache-key

Read and write keys on a value

canjs/can-string

String helpers

canjs/can-symbol

Well known symbols used to detail how to operate on different objects

canjs/can-define

Create observable objects with JS dot operator compatibility

canjs/can-fragment

Create a fragment from lots of stuff

canjs/can-globals

This module provides a dependency injection container. Modules may define a key and specify a default value (which can be static, cached lazy, or dynamic lazy), but other code can set and reset the value as needed. There is also an event system, for alerting on value changes, both specific to a key and for any key.

canjs/can-queues

A light weight JavaScript task queue

canjs/can-simple-map

A performant live-bound map

canjs/can-simple-observable

Create an observable value.