What if I implement something like Dioxus, but native?

[hydroperx]

This is more about the Dioxus internals.

Tracking questions:

• How does Dioxus mut signals work?
• How to construct the first parameter of a function without calling it?

[jkelleyrtp]

Dioxus is over 100k LoC. If you are interested in building a custom renderer for Dioxus, check out the dioxus-native renderer or freya for examples on how to integrate with the MutationWriter.

Freya is a skia-based renderer and quite advanced. By integrating with Dioxus you get great devtools, bundling, cross-platform support, and access to the ecosystem.

[hydroperx]

Freya/dioxus-native don't have CSS blocks like

<w:Container>
    <w:Style color="red">
    r###"
        :host {
            background: param(color);
        }
    "###
    </w:Style>
</w:Container>

and inline styles s:background="red" (rather than matching just typed fields)

I don't think it's implementable with Dioxus

[hydroperx]

I've edited the post to contain my main questions so far.

[jkelleyrtp]

Freya/dioxus-native don't have CSS blocks like

<w:Container>
    <w:Style color="red">
    r###"
        :host {
            background: param(color);
        }
    "###
    </w:Style>
</w:Container>

and inline styles s:background="red" (rather than matching just typed fields)

I don't think it's implementable with Dioxus

dioxus-native can handle inline CSS and style blocks.

If you want to use a different html-like syntax, you can look at how libraries like dioxus-html-macro translate tokens to the dioxus-core template and dynamic node types.

https://github.com/DioxusLabs/dioxus-html-macro

The entire dioxus stack is very modular and you can swap just about anything out.