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Reactive programming in clojure script using reactjs wrappers

This document summarizes a talk on reactive programming in ClojureScript using React.js wrappers. It discusses the state of web development, plain JavaScript, frameworks like jQuery and MVC, and React.js. It then covers what reactive programming means, how components react to events and state changes, and how frameworks help address issues with DOM manipulation. Rum and other ClojureScript wrappers for React.js are described as leveraging immutable data structures and providing component mixins. Om.next is discussed as taking inspiration from other systems and focusing on queries over cursors to navigate graph-like data. Datascript is presented as an immutable in-memory database with Datalog querying that can be used to centrally manage application state

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Reactive programming in ClojureScript using React.js wrappers Konrad Szydlo @ Lambda Days, Krakow, 19 February 2016
State of the web development More and more complex apps Solving elaborate problems Myriad of web browsers and devices Performance and resources
Plain vanilla JavaScript
JQuery
MVC
React.js
What does it mean reactive? Erik Meijer - What does it mean to be Reactive? Lots of definitions Difficult to agree
Components reacting to events and changing state
Apples Oranges Grapes
Add pineapple But how exactly?
Solution #1 Insert a new list item Find the right place
Solution #2 Throw out the entire list and rebuild it Rendering large scale amounts of DOM is slow
Most JS frameworks help to mitigate problem #1 Make DOM easier to navigate Tie element to a controller keeping it up to date
React solves problem #2
Virtual DOM (two copies) Original Updated
Compare new virtual DOM with previous Render only bits that have changed
Pretending to re-render entire page is fast Easier to reason about
V in MVC Interfaces with changing data Can combine with frameworks e.g. AngularJS
Flux architecture Once-directional data flow Action → Dispatcher → Store → View
JavaScript sucks
this Verbose syntax Confusing, inconsistent automatic operator conversions NaN Global variables by default etc.
We need JavaScript JS is (almost) everywhere Runtime is improving Web Sockets WebRTC Canvas Push notifications
Build “better” language on top of JS
1 + 2 // simple, clear (+ 1 2) ; OMG! So confusing Clearly programmers aren't that smart as some think
ClojureScript Modern LISP Immutable data structures State vs Identity REPL Transducers core.async And much much more
ClojureScript + React.js
Pure React.js is not idiomatic in ClojureScript Leverage immutable data structures
ClojureScript React.js wrappers on steroids
Rum Not a framework but a library
Om, Reagent, Quiescent have built-in component behaviour model
Rum Two-level API
Rum Define your component and render it
(rum/defc name doc-string? [params*] render- body+)
(rum/defc h1 [text] [:h1 text]) (rum/mount (h1 "important") js/document.body)
Simple component not reactive Agnostic of data storage and behaviour model
Use mixins to control component's behaviour
Pre-built component mixins Mimic behaviour of other wrappers
(rum/defc name doc-string? [< mixins+]? [params*] render-body+)
Static mixin Checks if args have changed Avoids re-rendering if they are the same
(rum/defc h1 < rum/static [text] [:h1 text])
(rum/mount (h1 "important text") body) (rum/mount (h1 "important text") body) ;; render won’t be called (rum/mount (h1 "important") body) ;; this will cause re-rendering
Local Mixin Rum local Per-component local state
(rum/defcs make-service < (rum/local "") [state service] (let [local (:rum/local state)] [:p {:class @local :on-click (fn [_] (swap! local toggle-class service))} (:name service) [:b (str " £" (:price service))]]))
(defn toggle-class [current-class service] (let [price (:price service)] (if (= current-class "active") (do (swap! order-form-total - price) "") (do (swap! order-form-total + price) "active"))))
Reactive mixin Creates “reactive” component Tracks references to data Auto-updates when value stored changes Reactive mixin is like Reagent wrapper
(def order-form-total (atom 0)) (rum/defc total-sum < rum/reactive [] [:p {:id "total"} (str "Total: £" (rum/react order-form-total))])
(defn toggle-class [current-class service] (let [price (:price service)] (if (= current-class "active") (do (swap! order-form-total - price) "") (do (swap! order-form-total + price) "active"))))
Cursored mixin Interface to sub-trees inside an atom Like an Om wrapper
(def state (atom {:app { :settings {:header {:colour "#cc3333" }}}}))
(rum/defc label < rum/cursored [colour text] [:label {:style {:colour @colour}} text])
(rum/defc body < rum/cursored [state] [:div (label (rum/cursor state [:app :settings :headers :colour]) "First label" )])
(swap! state-cursor assoc-in [:app :settings :header :colour] "#cc56bb")
One global state Atomic swaps Always consistent Easy to implement undo – reset to previous state Serialize app state and send it over the wire
Custom mixin Use React.js life-cycle functions Will mount Did mount Should update Will unmount
Scrolling mixin
(defn scroll-view [height] {:did-mount (fn [state] (if-not (::scrolled state) (do (set-scroll-top! height) (assoc state ::scrolled true)) state)) :transfer-state (fn [old new] (assoc new ::scrolled (::scrolled old) ::with-scroll-view true))})
Build new mixins easily
Mix and match different mixins
The curious case of Om
The good, the bad and the future
Root UI is given root cursor Passes sub-trees of cursors to its sub-components
{:list {:title "My list:" :colour :brown My list: :items {:item_1 {:text "text1" :colour :blue} - text1 :item_2 {:text "text2" :colour :green} - text2 :item_3 {:text "text3" :colour :red}}}} - text3
Case #1 UI cross-cutting concerns?
Dashboard with a list that can be expanded, shrank
Save the list presentation options to general settings?
Cursor-oriented architecture requires you to structure app state as a tree (matching UI)
Quite often your data are not a tree
Changing item's text is easy
Case #2 Deleting an item should be easy too, right?
Does delete button/option belong to an item or a list?
Deleting an item requires list manipulation
Rum is flexible use it if you can
Enter Om.next New version of Om
Actually a reboot
Experience of the last few years Inspired by: Facebook's Relay Netflix's Falcor Cognitect's Datomic
Display date of past purchases of certain item
{:current-user {:purchases [{:id 146 :product-name "organic rice" :date #inst "2015-12-17T17:13:59.167-00:00" :previous {:id 140 :product-name "organic rice" :date #inst "2015-12-14T17:05:58.144-00:00" :previous {:id 136 :product-name "organic rice" :date #inst "2015-12-10T17:05:13.512-00:00" :previous ; and so on... }}} {:id 145 :product-name "soy milk" :date #inst "2015-12-17T17:09:25.961-00:00" :previous {:id 141 :product-name "soy milk" :date #inst "2015-12-15T17:05:36.797-00:00" :previous {:id 128 :product-name "soy milk" :date #inst "2015-12-07T17:04:51.124-00:00" :previous ; and so on... }}}]}}
{:current-user {:recent-purchases [[:purchase-id 146] [:purchase-id 145]]} :purchased-items {146 {:id 146 :product-name "organic rice" :date #inst "2015-12-17T17:13:59.167-00:00" :previous [:purchase-id 144]} 145 {:id 145 :product-name "soy milk" :date #inst "2015-12-17T17:09:25.961-00:00" :previous [:purchase-id 143]} 144 {:id 144 :product-name "organic rice" :date #inst "2015-12-17T17:05:58.144-00:00" :previous [:purchase-id 141]} 143 {:id 143 :product-name "soy milk" :date #inst "2015-12-17T17:05:36.797-00:00" :previous [:purchase-id 138]} ;; and so on... }}
In Om.next components define a query to data they need
Cursor navigates a tree, query can navigate a graph
[{:current-user [{:recent-purchases [{:previous [:date]}]}]}]
{:current-user {:recent-purchases [{:previous {:date #inst "2015-12-17T17:05:58.144-00:00"}} {:previous {:date #inst "2015-12-17T17:05:36.797-00:00"}}]}}
{:current-user {:recent-purchases [[:purchase-id 146] [:purchase-id 145]]} :purchased-items {146 {:id 146 :product-name "organic rice" :date #inst "2015-12-17T17:13:59.167-00:00" :previous [:purchase-id 144]} 145 {:id 145 :product-name "soy milk" :date #inst "2015-12-17T17:09:25.961-00:00" :previous [:purchase-id 143]} 144 {:id 144 :product-name "organic rice" :date #inst "2015-12-17T17:05:58.144-00:00" :previous [:purchase-id 141]} 143 {:id 143 :product-name "soy milk" :date #inst "2015-12-17T17:05:36.797-00:00" :previous [:purchase-id 138]} ;; and so on... }}
{:current-user {:recent-purchases [{:previous {:date #inst "2015-12-17T17:05:58.144-00:00"}} {:previous {:date #inst "2015-12-17T17:05:36.797-00:00"}}]}}
Om.next normalizes data* you have into one you expect * with a little help from you
{:list/one [{:product-name "soy milk" :price 10} {:product-name "eggs" :price 22} {:product-name "juice" :price 26}] :list/two [{:product-name "eggs" :price 22 :discount 7} {:product-name "apples" :price 8} {:product-name "cereals" :price 37 :discount 15}]}
(defui Product static om/Ident (ident [this {:keys [product-name]}] [:product/by-name product-name]) static om/IQuery (query [this] '[:name :price :discount]) Object (render [this] ;; ... elided ...))
(d{:list/one [[:product/by-name "soy milk"] [:product/by-name "eggs"] [:product/by-name "juice"]], :list/two [[:product/by-name "eggs"] [:product/by-name "apples"] [:product/by-name "cereals"]], :product/by-name {"soy milk" {:name "soy milk", :price 10}, "eggs" {:name "eggs", :price 22, :discount 7}, "juice" {:name "juice", :price 26}, "apples" {:name "apples", :price 8}, "cereals" {:name "cereals", :price 37, :discount 15}}
Store data the way you want and let Om.next convert data to match your UI
Om.next Currently in alpha stage Production ready in a couple of months
Datascript Because good things come in pairs Nikita Prokopov creator of Rum and Datascript
Immutable in-memory database Datalog as a query engine
Central, uniform approach to manage all application state
Schemaless DB < Datascript < Relational schema Data already normalized
{:db/id #db/id[:db.part/db] :db/ident :product/name :db/valueType :db.type/string :db/cardinality :db.cardinality/one :db/unique :db.unique/identity :db/doc "Product's name"} {:db/id #db/id[:db.part/db] :db/ident :product/price :db/valueType :db.type/number :db/cardinality :db.cardinality/one :db/doc "Product's price"}
Datalog query [:find ?name ?price ?discount :where [?p :product/name ?name] [?p :product/price ?price] [?p :product/discount ?discount]]
(defui Product static om/Ident (ident [this {:keys [product-name]}] [:product/by-name product-name]) static om/IQuery (query [this] '[:name :price :discount]) Object (render [this] ;; ... elided ...))
Find specific item [:find ?name ?price ?discount :in $ ?name :where [?p :product/name ?name] [?p :product/price ?price] [?p :product/discount ?discount]]
(rum/defc product-item [db name] (let [item (d/q '[:find ?name ?price ?discount :in $ ?name :where [?p :product/name ?name] [?p :product/price ?price] [?p :product/discount ?discount]] db name)] (when item [:p name "$" (:product/price item) "discount $" (:product/discount item)])))
Write components that depend on return values of queries
Database as a value
Summary React.js is interesting – give it a go ClojureScript is interesting too React.js + ClojureScript = awesome Interesting wrappers for React.js in ClojureScript with some cool technologies
Questions???
Tweet me: @ryujinkony Konrad Szydlo github retailic.com
Retailic Retailic helps retail to draw business conclusions from consumer behaviour and develop corresponding software solutions.
Resources https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTSQlYX5DU0 Eric Meijer https://medium.com/@carloM/reactive-programming -with-kefir-js-and-react-a0e8bb3af636#.td9mdlfz r Reactive programming with react.js http://blog.ractivejs.org/posts/whats-the-differen ce-between-react-and-ractive/ React.js vs Ractive http://www.funnyant.com/reactjs-what-is-it/
Resources https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat https://github.com/active-group/reacl https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent https://github.com/tonsky/rum https://github.com/tonsky/datascript https://github.com/omcljs/om/wiki

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