A CSP compliant petite-vue version

[baptistejamin]

Hey guys!

Letting you know we are working on a CSP-compliant version of petite-vue.

I basically used the AngularJS 1 Lexer/Parser, and rewrote it in Vanilla and replaced the petite-vue Function evaluation with it.

I plan to release the AngularJS 1 Parser as a standalone NPM package

We already have a working prototype and we will show our fork very soon.

[baptistejamin]

Here is the forked version: https://github.com/baptistejamin/petite-vue-csp

Not available yet on NPM

[alshdavid]

petite-vue is exactly what we need in the front end world. A tiny, unopinionated template renderer that we can layer tools on top of as we feel we need. I can't thank you enough for this work.

• Want to use TypeScript?
  • Great, use it - whatever version you want whenever you want.
• Prefer Rollup over Webpack?
  • Great, no need for any plugins.
• Want to use a different approach to state management?
  • No worries, pvue is just a template renderer - how the data gets there is not a concern to it.
• What about components!!?
  • Just wrap a pvue app in a W3C custom element
• OMG I want to use EJS/Go templates/PHP!
  • Ok, sure - The client side view renderer doesn't care.

All I need from this is CSP compliance, dynamic template rendering, custom directives and the smallest file size humanly possible. I am looking forward to seeing how small (kb) it can become.

[baptistejamin]

The petite vue CSP version is around 30KB, witch is around the double of the regular build. At the end, it’s 12 KB once gzipped, witch is totally fine. I already made my possible to reduce the size, but it’s not possible to continue in that direction without removing some features or safety. To me 30KB is totally decent.

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