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linked-html

v0.3.1

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A multi-purpose HTML & data linking library

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smallubansmalluban

Keywords

renderingdata bindingparsing

Readme

Linked HTML Build Status

Linked HTML is a library for creating dynamic user interfaces from static html content.

  • Fastboot data model: Initial data model is extracted from static html generated by any server-side language or template engine.
  • Safe and simple syntax: Links between html and data model are marked only by custom attributes. This ensures no conflict with template engines syntax.
  • Data binding: Library uses one-way data binding with flexible control over primitive values, arrays and objects.
  • Superfast rendering: Initial state is pre-rendered - bootstrapping library usually takes no DOM changes. Mutated state re-use existing html nodes as much as possible.
  • Small and simple API: The architecture covers only three simple concepts.

Documentation

The latest documentation is available at project Wiki.

Contribute

Feel free to contribute! Fork project, install node dependencies and run:

npm run develop

Please provide tests before creating pull request.

License

Linked HTML is released under the MIT License.