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relementjs

v0.80.31

Published

reactive elements...browser & server rendering...tiny, fast, scales large, scales small

Downloads

140

Readme

relementjs (Reactive Element)

Isomorphic ui rendering & state management on the browser & server. The smallest reactive UI library on the browser & server. relementjs scales large & small with tree-shakable modules for rendering, reactivity, contexts, & hydration.

| use case | reactive | size | imports | |----------------------------------|:--------:|:---------:|--------------------------------------| | browser-only minimal | ❌ | 446 B | tags | | browser-only hydrate | ❌ | 470 B | tags hydrate | | browser-only hyop | - | 471 B | tags hyop | | single_hyop only | - | 61 B | single_hyop | | multi_hyop only | - | 81 B | multi_hyop | | browser-only hydrate + rmemo | ✅ | 801 B | tags hydrate _ memo_ sig_ | | browser-only hyop + rmemo | ✅ | 796 B | tags hyop _ memo_ sig_ | | server-only minimal | ❌ | 454 B | tags | | server-only render doc | ❌ | 470 B | tags doc_html_ tagsNS | | server-only render doc + rmemo | ✅ | 828 B | tags doc_html_ tagsNS _ memo_ sig_ | | isomorphic browser | ❌ | 666 B | relement__use browser__relement | | isomorphic browser + rmemo | ✅ | 1051 B | relement__use browser__relement | | isomorphic server | ❌ | 686 B | relement__use server__base__relement | | isomorphic server + rmemo | ✅ | 1012 B | relement__use server__base__relement | | isomorphic html tag | ❌ | 34 B | html_ |

relementjs started as a fork from VanJS. The bold use cases have rough equivalence to what VanJS provides. The browser export is smaller than VanJS. The server export is smaller than mini-van-plate/van-plate. relementjs exports rmemo for reactivity & ctx-core/be for contexts.

isomorphic rendering

import { relement__use } from 'relementjs'
import { browser__relement } from 'relementjs/browser'
import { a_, div_ } from 'relementjs/html'
relement__use(browser__relement)
div_(
  a_({ href: 'https://github.com/relementjs/relementjs' }, 'relementjs github page'))

browser rendering

import { tags } from 'relementjs/browser'
const { a, div } = tags
div(
  a({ href: 'https://github.com/relementjs/relementjs' }, 'relementjs github page'))

server rendering

import { tags } from 'relementjs/server'
const { a, div } = tags
div(
  a({ href: 'https://github.com/relementjs/relementjs' },
    'relementjs github page'))

rectivity

relementjs uses rmemo for reactivity on the browser & server.