Introduction
0: Sneak Peek
1: Static Components
1. An Empty Component
2. Rust Comments
3. HTML Comments
4. Text
5. Elements
6. Attributes
7. Child Components
8. Value Formatting
9. Rust Blocks
10. CSS Scoping
11. EX: Stateless Components are Zero-Sized
2: Dynamic Components
1. Escalation
2. new with { …; }
3. Render Parameters
4. Constructor Parameters
5. Predefined Lifetimes
6. Conditional Attributes
7. Argument Defaults
8. Optional Arguments
9. Conditional Child Component Parameters
10. Persistence 1: Constructor Parameter Captures
11. Persistence 2: Body Captures
12. Dependency Extraction
13. Event Handlers
14. Fallible Components
15. with { …; } <…>
3: Conditional Content
1. .param => <…>
2. spread if {…} <…>
3. spread if …… else <…>
4. dyn if {…} ⟦as ⟦pub⟧ …⟦: ⟦enum⟧ …⟧⟧ ⟦dyn ⟦move⟧⟧ <…> ⟦else ⟦dyn ⟦move⟧⟧ <…>⟧
5. for-loops
6. spread match { … } [ … ]
7. dyn match <…> [ … ]
8. box ⟦priv …⟦: ⟦struct⟧ … ⟦where …;⟧⟧⟧ <…>
9. defer ⦃storage⦄ <…>
10. bind ⦃storage⦄ ⟦move⟧ <…>
4: Modifiers
1. Introduction to VDOM Modifiers
2. CSS Scoping
5: Miscellaneous
1. Glossary
2. Embdedding JavaScript Components
6: Integrating Asteracea
EX: Hello Asteracea

Dependency Extraction

Asteracea natively supports inversion of control via dependency extraction, which is functionally identical to dependency injection but implemented a bit differently.

To define an extractable trait, you can for example write:

TODO

Asteracea [WIP]

Dependency Extraction