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@nxjfxu/hypha

v1.1.0

Published

Hypermedia-driven progressive enhancement

Downloads

4

Readme

Hypha

Hypermedia Enhancement in 132 Lines.

Guide | Reference

Hypha is a JavaScript library that lets you

  • Click on a hyperlink to dynamically load the linked resource to the current page.
  • Submit a form and automagically update all relevant resources currently displayed.
  • Make SPAs that also work as MPAs.
  • Use the application with JavaScript disabled.
  • Do all of the above without writing a single line of JavaScript.

Hypha is small. The API consists of only 5 attributes. There are in total 132 lines of JavaScript, weighing only 2kB minified and compressed.

Hypha is inspired by intercooler.js, Unpoly, htmx, and my previous project Rhizome.

Setting Up

<script type="module" src="./hypha.min.js"></script>

Hypha is also available on unpkg:

<script type="module" src="https://unpkg.com/@nxjfxu/hypha@latest/hypha.min.js"></script>

Using NPM

npm i @nxjfxu/hypha

Then, in your JavaScript file:

import "@nxjfxu/hypha";