These are widgets for mithril applications, using Bootstrap 4.

mithril is an excellent, minimal Javascript single page application framework that is giving everybody else a lesson in YAGNI.

We are using the parts of ECMAScript 6 (ECMAScript 2015) that are directly supported by the major browsers. Our widgets are classes.

Pull requests are extremely welcome! And advice is also appreciated.

• Bootstrap 4.0
• mithril 1.1.6

• TinyEvent is a simple implementation of the Observer pattern.
• Notification is a class that represents a single message to be displayed to the user. Each instance may contain a title, a main content in either HTML or plain text, and a level such as "success", "info", "warning", "danger" etc.
• Notifier is a widget that allows you to enqueue Notifications and then toasts them on screen, one at a time. Appearance of the Notification should be animated in order to call the user's attention to it. The time each message stays on screen is computed automatically so you don't have to worry about it. The user can rewind the history and see each notification again. When inactive, this widget is supposed to be a gray, nondescript box containing only the word "Notifications", plus the history button, statically place in a corner of the screen --usually the top right. A final feature is, this idle "Notifications" text can be replaced with small status messages of the kind that should not call the user's attention, e. g. "Fetching data from server".
• request is a function that wraps m.request(). It transparently communicates with Notifier to set a status message while a request is in progress.
• SearchBox creates a search input with a "clear" button to the right. You can just add it to your page and then set on it an onchange() function to do stuff whenever the user presses Enter on the search box.
• Select creates a dropdown and support its typical features.
• SimpleTable displays a table.
• SortedTable displays a table which allows the user to click on each header to sort the rows by that column, ascending or descending.
• UL makes it easy to render an unordered list.
• NavMenu creates an actual Bootstrap navigation menu from data representing a menu structure.
• FormField creates a Bootstrap form field, optionally with a label.
• PhoneField creates a "tel" input for phone numbers.
• ContentEditable creates in-place editable tags, but it is kind of just a stub right now. Of course, improving it is just a Simple Matter Of Programming...

• Use ES6 exports as soon as Firefox 60 appears in May 2018
• Add creation date to Notification and display it, very small
• Add more widgets
• https://docs.npmjs.com/getting-started/creating-node-modules