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@medyll/htmlu

v0.1.3

Published

htmlu : vite preprocess utility allowing to use classNames as elements tags. The next step of utility classNames

Downloads

21

Readme

README.md for htmlu

HTMLU.

HTMLU is a package that allows using classNames as element tags.
We are playing with utility classes since epoch, now could be the time of utility html-tag.

So u is for utility.

This package delivers a preprocessor for vite + svelte

Installation of htmlu

Install with npm, yarn, or another package manager:

npm install --save-dev @medyll/htmlu

or

yarn add --dev @medyll/htmlu

Configuration with Svelte

- install and configure

Import "htmluSveltePreprocess" into your svelte.config.js file:

import { htmluSveltePreprocess } from "@medyll/htmlu";

And update it with those settings, adding "htmluSveltePreprocess" to the preprocess list:

config.preprocess = [vitePreprocess(), htmluSveltePreprocess()];

you can also pass options to the preprocessor

type HtmlUuOptionsType = { options: { allowedTags: []; excludeTags: [] } };

- optionals arguments

  • options.allowedTags takes precedence over all.

    • If you pass an empty array, all tags will be allowed.
    • If you pass an array with tags, only those tags will be allowed.
  • options.excludeTags will exclude tags from the allowed tags list.

    • it contains all dom native tags by default.

    • if you pass some tags, they will be merged with the default one.

Usage

Usage examples:

<!-- this pattern -->
<absolute w-full h-full> content </absolute>
<!-- will be transformed into -->
<div class="absolute w-full h-full">content</div>
<!-- this pattern -->
<flex-col:relative gap-2 pad-2>content</flex-col:relative>
<!-- will be transformed into -->
<div class="flex-col relative gap-2 pad-2">content</div>
<!-- this pattern -->
<grid gap-2 pad-2>content</grid>
<!-- will be transformed into -->
<div class="grid gap-2 pad-2">content</div>

Auto-closing tags are also supported.