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Generate Leaf templates for FOSMVVM WebApps. Create full-page views and HTML-over-the-wire fragments that render ViewModels.
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Generate Leaf templates that render ViewModels for web clients.
Architecture context: See FOSMVVMArchitecture.md | OpenClaw reference
In FOSMVVM, Leaf templates are the View in M-V-VM for web clients:
Model → ViewModel → Leaf Template → HTML
↑ ↑
(localized) (renders it)
Key principle: The ViewModel is already localized when it reaches the template. The template just renders what it receives.
The Leaf filename should match the ViewModel it renders.
Sources/
{ViewModelsTarget}/
ViewModels/
{Feature}ViewModel.swift ←──┐
{Entity}CardViewModel.swift ←──┼── Same names
│
{WebAppTarget}/ │
Resources/Views/ │
{Feature}/ │
{Feature}View.leaf ────┤ (renders {Feature}ViewModel)
{Entity}CardView.leaf ────┘ (renders {Entity}CardViewModel)
This alignment provides:
Render a complete page with layout, navigation, CSS/JS includes.
{Feature}View.leaf
├── Extends base layout
├── Includes <html>, <head>, <body>
├── Renders {Feature}ViewModel
└── May embed fragment templates for components
Use for: Initial page loads, navigation destinations.
Render a single component - no layout, no page structure.
{Entity}CardView.leaf
├── NO layout extension
├── Single root element
├── Renders {Entity}CardViewModel
├── Has data-* attributes for stat...
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# FOSMVVM Leaf View Generator
Generate Leaf templates that render ViewModels for web clients.
> **Architecture context:** See [FOSMVVMArchitecture.md](../../docs/FOSMVVMArchitecture.md) | [OpenClaw reference]({baseDir}/references/FOSMVVMArchitecture.md)
---
## The View Layer for WebApps
In FOSMVVM, Leaf templates are the **View** in M-V-VM for web clients:
```
Model → ViewModel → Leaf Template → HTML
↑ ↑
(localized) (renders it)
```
**Key principle:** The ViewModel is already localized when it reaches the template. The template just renders what it receives.
---
## Core Principle: View-ViewModel Alignment
**The Leaf filename should match the ViewModel it renders.**
```
Sources/
{ViewModelsTarget}/
ViewModels/
{Feature}ViewModel.swift ←──┐
{Entity}CardViewModel.swift ←──┼── Same names
│
{WebAppTarget}/ │
Resources/Views/ │
{Feature}/ │
{Feature}View.leaf ────┤ (renders {Feature}ViewModel)
{Entity}CardView.leaf ────┘ (renders {Entity}CardViewModel)
```
This alignment provides:
- **Discoverability** - Find the template for any ViewModel instantly
- **Consistency** - Same naming discipline as SwiftUI
- **Maintainability** - Changes to ViewModel are reflected in template location
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## Two Template Types
### Full-Page Templates
Render a complete page with layout, navigation, CSS/JS includes.
```
{Feature}View.leaf
├── Extends base layout
├── Includes <html>, <head>, <body>
├── Renders {Feature}ViewModel
└── May embed fragment templates for components
```
**Use for:** Initial page loads, navigation destinations.
### Fragment Templates
Render a single component - no layout, no page structure.
```
{Entity}CardView.leaf
├── NO layout extension
├── Single root element
├── Renders {Entity}CardViewModel
├── Has data-* attributes for stat...generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
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