A PureScript UI framework for building single-page web applications declaratively using lenses and traversals.
Optic UI is a PureScript library for building single-page web user interfaces declaratively using lenses and traversals. It allows developers to define UI components as profunctors with access to a local view model, enabling concise and modular UI composition. The framework focuses on functional programming principles to manage state and updates efficiently.
PureScript developers building single-page web applications who prefer a functional programming approach and want to leverage lenses for state management and UI composition.
Developers choose Optic UI for its declarative and concise syntax, powered by lenses and traversals, which simplify state management and component composition in functional UI development. Its integration with virtual-dom ensures efficient rendering and updates.
PureScript UI framework based on lenses.
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Lenses and traversals allow focused, type-safe updates to sub-states, simplifying state manipulation as shown in examples where text fields access specific parts of the state.
Components are defined as profunctors, clearly separating view logic from state handling, enabling modular and reusable UI structures.
Uses virtual-dom for performance optimization, ensuring efficient updates and rendering, mentioned in the README as the core rendering mechanism.
Requires understanding of advanced functional concepts like lenses and profunctors, which can be a barrier for developers not versed in this paradigm.
As a PureScript library, it lacks the extensive third-party components, tools, and community support available in more popular frameworks.
The README provides only basic examples, with limited guidance on complex scenarios like routing or testing, as seen in the minimal example directory.