Stops running the renderFunction to update the DOM. The renderFunction must have been
registered using append, merge, insertBefore or replace.
The Projection which was created using this renderFunction.
The Projection contains a reference to the DOM Node that was rendered.
Inserts a new DOM node using the result from the provided renderFunction.
The renderFunction will be invoked again to update the DOM when needed.
Merges a new DOM node using the result from the provided renderFunction with an existing DOM Node.
This means that the virtual DOM and real DOM have one overlapping element.
Therefore the selector for the root VNode will be ignored, but its properties and children will be applied to the Element provided
The renderFunction will be invoked again to update the DOM when needed.
Synchronously re-renders to the DOM. You should normally call the scheduleRender() function to keep the
user interface more performant. There is however one good reason to call renderNow(),
when you want to put the focus into a newly created element in iOS.
This is only allowed when triggered by a user-event, not during requestAnimationFrame.
Replaces an existing DOM node with the result from the provided renderFunction.
The renderFunction will be invoked again to update the DOM when needed.
Resumes the projector. Use this method to resume rendering after stop was called or an error occurred during rendering.
Instructs the projector to re-render to the DOM at the next animation-frame using the registered render functions.
This method is automatically called for you when event-handlers that are registered in the VNodes are invoked.
You need to call this method when timeouts expire, when AJAX responses arrive or other asynchronous actions happen.
Stops the projector. This means that the registered render functions will not be called anymore.
Note that calling stop is not mandatory. A projector is a passive object that will get garbage collected as usual if it is no longer in scope.
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Appends a new child node to the DOM using the result from the provided
renderFunction. TherenderFunctionwill be invoked again to update the DOM when needed.