Deltas
Syntax: Deltas.OPERATION(index)
Example: Deltas.CREATE(0)
Deltas are a way for the compile-time to optimize runtime operations by providing a set of predefined operations. This is useful for cases where you are performing consistent, predictable operations at a high interval, low payload situation.
There are three types of delta operations: Deltas.INSERT
, Deltas.UPDATE
, and Deltas.DELETE
. You can provide a specified index to select the position of the VNode's children to be inserted, updated, or deleted.
-
Deltas.INSERT
is used to add children at a selected index.
Syntax:Deltas.CREATE(index)
Example:Deltas.CREATE(0)
-
Deltas.UPDATE
is used to replace children at a selected index.
Syntax:Deltas.UPDATE(index)
Example:Deltas.UPDATE(0)
-
Deltas.DELETE
is used to remove children at a selected index.
Syntax:Deltas.REMOVE(index)
Example:Deltas.REMOVE(0)
You can load these operations into a delta, or an array. You can pass them inside the m
function.
import { _, m, Deltas } from 'million';
const vnode = m('div', _, ['Hello World'], _, [
Deltas.CREATE(0),
Deltas.UPDATE(0),
]);
{
tag: 'div',
children: ['Hello World'],
delta: [
[0 /* DeltaTypes.INSERT */, 0],
[1 /* DeltaTypes.UPDATE */, 0],
]
}