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@shikchen/typed-hype

v0.2.0

Published

9 months ago

A tiny, fully type-safe hyperscript utility for creating DOM elements with TypeScript.

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typed-hype

A tiny, fully type-safe hyperscript utility for creating DOM elements with TypeScript.

Installation

npm install @shikchen/typed-hype
# or
yarn add @shikchen/typed-hype
# or
pnpm add @shikchen/typed-hype
# or
bun add @shikchen/typed-hype

Motivation

Modern web frameworks (React, Vue, Svelte, Angular, Lit, etc.) are powerful, but often overkill for simpler tasks like code playgrounds, browser extensions, or small vanilla JS/TS projects.

While vanilla DOM manipulation works, it can be verbose. Traditional hyperscript offers a more concise syntax, but it lacks strong type safety as its DefinitelyTyped definitions are quite loose. React's createElement() and similar JSX alternatives exist, but they often bring along dependencies or concepts (like VDOM) that aren't needed for simple DOM creation.

Features

Lightweight: Tiny footprint with zero dependencies.
Type-Safe: Leverages TypeScript for comprehensive type checking of HTML tags, attributes, CSS styles, and event handlers. Get great autocompletion in your editor.
Simple API: A familiar hyperscript-style function (h) for creating elements programmatically.
Developer Friendly: Reduces boilerplate and catches errors at compile time, not runtime. Its predictable API is also well-suited for AI-assisted code generation.