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trebor

v1.0.1

Published

A Nodejs module to make standalone web components.

Downloads

52

Readme

trebor

NPM Version NPM Downloads Release Build Status

Overview

TreborJS is a NodeJS module to compile component declarated files into stand-alone web component javascript files to be used in the browser. The format of a single file component is specified be the module and described in it's documentation.

Why?

In this days front-end frameworks are very populars comming to be an important part of a web application. Almost all of then have a runtime library that is part of the application, Vue, React, Angular, but what if we can make a component that no need a runtime lib? What if we can create all components without useless code and can run it self?. That is what TreborJS do, a module that compile an structured html file in a javascript file with just the code you need and nothing more.

How to use

Install locally

npm i trebor -D

or install globally

npm i trebor -g

Documentation

Read the documentation here

Contributions

TO-DO

License

MIT