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hx-dataset-include

v0.0.6

Published

Brutally simple htmx extension to make data-* html attributes participate in the requests

Downloads

7

Readme

hx-dataset-include

npm MIT

Brutally simple htmx extension to make data-* html attributes participate in the requests

How to use

Just import the extension tag in your html:

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/htmx.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/lib/hx-dataset-include.js"></script>

Then enable it in the element doing the request:

<!-- example: PUT task information when a custom event from alpinejs triggers 
 the request -->
<article class="message task"
         hx-ext="hx-dataset-include"
         id="task1"
         data-task="1"
         data-status="DOING"
         hx-put="/task/1"
         hx-trigger="put-task"
         draggable="true"
         @dragstart="e => e.dataTransfer.setData('text/plain', $el.id)"
         @update-status.window="e => {
            if(e.detail.taskEl == $el) { // needed to filter real target
                $el.dataset.status=e.detail.lane.dataset.status
                $dispatch('put-task', $el.dataset)
            }
         }">
  <!-- rest of the markup -->

Motivation

In hypermedia systems, the markup IS the application state. It was true for the html form element for ages and motivated the approach of include everything that contains a value attribute in the htmx requests.

But sometimes there is no form, or it feels illegal to use a custom value attribute.

The data-* attributes are perfectly legal and well documented. Also you can have as many of them as you want in your html tag!

Further reading

  • Read the always good, enlightening, HATEOAS Essay.
  • See other extensions for htmx here.
  • Checkout Alpinejs, the extra spice for your hypermedia app.