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@mdekstrand/hyperstatic

v0.9.0

Published

Static JSX/HyperScript implementation on top of the DOM

Readme

Static Configurable Hyperscript

This is a very simple implementation of hyperscript with a few useful properties for modern environments:

  • exposed as ES module
  • clean, modern JavaScript with types and documentation
  • test suite
  • can be instantiated with different DOM implementations like deno_dom or xmldom

It provides a HyperScript-compatible h function, along with React-compatible createElement. It also generally works fine with XML, not just HTML, for example with xmldom.

To use this in the browser, you need to use a transpiler that understands JSR imports, and write:

import { h } from '@mdekstrand/hyperstatic';

let elt = h('a.link', {href: 'https://example.com'}, 'Example');

If you use esbuild with esbuild-module-loader, you can specify the following options to transpile JSX to Hyperstatic-based DOM manipulations for the browser:

{
    jsx: "automatic",
    jsxImportSource: "@mdekstrand/hyperstatic/browser",
}

Node and JSDOM

To use in Node with JSDom:

import { h } from 'jsr:@mdekstrand/hyperstatic/jsdom';

let elt = h('a.link', {href: 'https://example.com'}, 'Example');

Use with JSX

A Hyperstatic instance also exposes a React-compatible createElement function, Fragment constant, and modern JSX runtime jsx and jsxs functions to enable use with JSX. You enable this with the following in tsconfig.json:

{
    "compilerOptions": {
        "jsx": "react-jsx",
        "jsxImportSource": "@mdekstrand/hyperstatic/jsdom"
    }
}