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@ultirequiem/kumeru

v0.1.2

Published

Low-level HyperScript-like Frontend Library

Downloads

12

Readme

Kumeru

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A low-level and HyperScript-like Frontend Library 🚀

There is still a lot to do, but you can use it already! Check Pages using Kumeru on Production!

Usage

Deno 🦕

import {
  createElement,
  render,
  wrapElements,
} from "https://deno.land/x/kumeru/mod.ts";

const app = wrapElements(
  createElement("h1", "Kumeru"),
  createElement("a", "Documentation", {
    attributes: {
      href: "https://kumeru.js.org",
      target: "_blank",
    },
  }),
);

render(document.getElementById("root"), app);

Node.js 🐢

import { createElement, render } from "kumeru";

render(document.getElementById("root"), createElement("p", "Hello World"));

Browser

Using type module 🍱

Using a plain script tag 👇

You have the same API on all of this platforms.

Docs

Autogenerated Documentation 😎

For examples you can check examples/ 📂

Support

Open an Issue, I will check it a soon as possible 👀

If you want to hurry me up a bit send me a tweet 😆

Consider supporting me on Patreon if you like my work 🚀

Don't forget to start the repo ⭐

Pages Using Kumeru on Production

Are you using Kumeru on your page? Make a pull request adding your page here!

  • Sergif - (Kumeru + Tailwind CSS + Netlify Functions)

Licence

Licensed under the MIT Licence.