Tencent/westore
Westore
Westore is a mini program MVVM framework and cross-platform logic layer designed to isolate application behavior from platform-specific rendering environments. It functions as a decoupled state manager and data binding engine that separates business logic from the user interface.
The framework utilizes a model-view-viewModel architecture to maintain a portable model layer, allowing business logic to be tested using mock objects without a running user interface. It employs a diffing process to calculate the shortest data path and automatically update the user interface.
The system covers headless business logic development and state management for mini programs, focusing on separating logic from the view to enable unit testing and portable application behavior.
Features
- MVVM Architectures - Implements a model-view-viewModel architecture to separate business logic from the user interface.
- MVVM Frameworks - Provides a complete MVVM framework for building mini programs with separated business logic and user interfaces.
- Headless Logic Controllers - Provides a framework-agnostic logic layer that remains independent of the rendering environment for better portability.
- Logic-Rendering Decouplers - Isolates application state from the rendering environment to enable business logic testing via mock objects.
- Cross-Platform Abstraction Layers - Provides a portable model layer that abstracts application behavior from platform-specific rendering environments.
- Business Logic Isolation - Separates business logic into a standalone model layer to ensure portability across different rendering environments.
- UI-Independent Logic Testing - Enables verification of application behavior using mock interfaces to eliminate dependencies on a running UI.
- Data Binding Engines - Ships a data binding engine that automatically updates the UI by calculating the shortest data path.
- Data-Driven Interface Diffing - Calculates the minimum required UI updates by diffing data state changes to optimize rendering performance.
- MVVM State Management - Synchronizes data models with views automatically using an MVVM state management implementation.
- Architectural Frameworks - Organizes mini program code using a layered structure to separate business logic from the user interface.
- Passive View Implementations - Employs a passive view pattern to ensure the UI layer remains devoid of business logic.
- Application Unit Testing - Supports unit testing of mini program application logic by mocking the view layer.
- Architectural State Synchronizers - Provides a generic interface to synchronize state changes between the logic layer and the platform-specific view layer.
- Reactive View Updates - Automatically synchronizes the user interface with data models using an optimized diffing mechanism.
- Domain-UI State Decoupling - Moves business logic and domain state into standalone stores separate from the UI hierarchy for testability.
- Frontend Frameworks - State management and framework for mini-program development.
- Mini Program Development - State management and solution for WeChat mini-programs.
