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usml

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UnScriptML is a lightweight JavaScript library designed to streamline web development by reducing the reliance on embedded JavaScript within HTML files. This library empowers developers to create dynamic and interactive web elements using simple, clean, a

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UnScript Markup Language

USML is a lightweight JavaScript library designed to streamline web development by reducing the reliance on embedded JavaScript within HTML files. This library empowers developers to create dynamic and interactive web elements using simple, clean, and script-free HTML markup.

Features

  • Script-Free HTML UnScriptML enables the creation of dynamic web content directly within HTML, eliminating the need for inline JavaScript.
  • Simplified Interactivity Easily add interactive features to your web pages using HTML attributes and minimal configuration.
  • Cross-Browser Compatibility UnScriptML is compatible with modern web browsers, ensuring a consistent user experience.
  • Lightweight The library is minimal in size, minimizing the impact on page load times.

Getting Started

  1. Include the USML library in your HTML document:

    <script src="usml.js"></script>

  2. Use USML attributes within your HTML elements to add interactivity:

    <body $load="get:/pages" $append="innerHTML">
    <!-- Your HTML body -->
</body>

Basic

USML uses a simple syntax $action="event:selector" similar on how we do a basic onclick="click()" event handler in plain HTML. This is consist of two(3) parts, a declaration $action, an assignment = and a handler "event:selector".

  • A $ sign to define/access USML inspired by jquery
  • A action to be performed on the element
  • A event to emit an USMLEvent or trigger an http request inspired by htmx
  • A : to separate event and selector
  • A selector to "query" HTML elements or "value" of a given event i.e. url for http request

Usage

USML provides a range of attributes to enhance interactivity, such as $click, $hover, $hide, $toggle, and more. These attributes allow you to define behaviors without the need for JavaScript code.

<button $click="show:#hello">Show message!</button>
<div id="hello">Hello, USML!</div>

Contributions

We welcome contributions from the community to improve USML. If you encounter issues, have ideas for enhancements, or would like to contribute to the project, please visit our GitHub repository.

License

USML is distributed under the MIT License. Feel free to use, modify, and distribute this library in your projects.

Acknowledgments

USML stands on the shoulders of giants, drawing inspiration from jquery, htmx, angularjs and the need for cleaner more maintainable web code. We acknowledge the invaluable contributions of these innovative frameworks in shaping our journey towards excellence. Their pioneering work has illuminated our path, empowering us to reach new heights in our mission. We thank the open-source community for their contributions and support in making this project possible.