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cachoujs

v1.0.7

Published

Fine-grained reactive JavaScript UI library (1.0 stable core)

Readme

CachouJS

v1.0.7 · stable core (experimental kits still opt-in)

npm · GitHub · Docs · Get started · Changelog

Fine-grained reactive UI library for JavaScript. Components set up once; signals update specific DOM bindings. No virtual DOM.

Optional pieces: .cachou SFC compiler, Vite plugin, router, SSR helpers, styles/transitions, and a set of app primitives. The stable core has an API compatibility commitment at 1.0. Experimental kits may still change — pin tightly. See docs/ONE_POINT_OH.md.

Install

npm install cachoujs
# scaffold (optional)
npx @cachoujs/create my-app

Node.js 20+. Packages: cachoujs · @cachoujs/create · @cachoujs/compiler

Example

import { signal, html, mount } from "cachoujs";

function App() {
  const [count, setCount] = signal(0);
  return html`
    <button type="button" onclick=${() => setCount(c => c + 1)}>
      Count: ${() => count()}
    </button>
  `;
}

mount(App, document.getElementById("app"));

More: docs/GETTING_STARTED.md.

What ships

Solid core

| Area | What you get | |------|----------------| | Reactivity | signal, effect, memo, store, batch, roots, onCleanup, optional equality | | Templates | html tagged templates; events, class/style, bind, refs | | Lists | Keyed mapArray; For / Index | | Data | createResource (abort, stale-safe, cache bounds, dispose) | | DOM lifecycle | mount / unmount / render / hydrate; ownership-based cleanup | | Errors | ErrorBoundary, Suspense, onError | | Control flow | Show, Switch, Match, KeepAlive | | Router | routes, layouts, Link, guards, loaders, lazy, file routes, history modes, go/back/forward | | SSR | renderToString / renderToStringAsync / renderToStream, dehydrate, islands, per-request context | | Forms | createField, createForm | | Security basics | URL/style policy, trustedHTML, production defaults; application review still required | | Browser entry | cachoujs/browser — avoids pulling Node-oriented modules into client bundles |

Tooling (usable today)

| Area | What you get | |------|----------------| | Compiler | .cachou SFC → JS (portable JS compiler; optional native Go binary) | | Vite | cachoujs/vite plugin; defaults client alias to the browser entry | | Scaffold | npx @cachoujs/create | | Checks | unit + Playwright browser tests, benches, npm run check | | Editor | VS Code extension in-repo (not Marketplace-published) | | DevTools | in-page panel + optional browser extension (not store-published) |

Also included (experimental — pin versions)

See docs/EXPERIMENTAL.md and docs/STABILITY.md.

  • Styles / transitions (cachoujs/styles, cachoujs/transitions) — candidate
  • UI kit, auth, i18n, machine, DnD, SEO, validate, mask, upload — experimental
  • Content / media (Node-oriented; not in cachoujs/browser) — experimental
  • Plugins, DevTools, test-utils — experimental
  • Logger + W3C-style tracing (off by default; sample OTel bridge in docs) — candidate

Details and signatures: docs/API.md. Limits: docs/KNOWN_LIMITATIONS.md.

Package exports

cachoujs            full runtime (includes Node-oriented content/media)
cachoujs/browser    client-oriented entry (Vite default alias)
cachoujs/html
cachoujs/reactivity
cachoujs/router
cachoujs/forms
cachoujs/a11y
cachoujs/styles
cachoujs/transitions
cachoujs/plugin
cachoujs/content    Node-oriented
cachoujs/image
cachoujs/media      Node-oriented helpers
cachoujs/ui
cachoujs/utils
cachoujs/vite

Prefer cachoujs/browser (or the Vite plugin default) for client apps.

Docs

| | | |--|--| | Get started | Install, first app | | Guide | Concepts | | API | Public exports | | Roadmap | What’s next (0.4 → 1.0) | | How-tos | Short recipes | | Deploy · Security | Ship carefully | | Changelog | What changed |

Repo layout (not all published)

| Path | Role | |------|------| | src/, plugin/, packages/ | Published runtime + compiler + scaffold | | demo/, examples/ | Local demos | | crm/ | In-repo CRM sample (Postgres/SQLite) — not the npm package | | server/ | Demo HTTP/WS host — gated, not a production backend |

git clone https://github.com/loreste/cachou.git
cd cachou && npm install && npx playwright install chromium
npm run test:unit
npm run check   # full local CI-ish pipeline

Status

  • 1.0.7 on npm. The stable core is API-frozen; patch releases are the default. This is an API compatibility commitment, not evidence of broad production adoption.
  • The project has a substantial implementation and test suite, but production readiness is not established. Long-running production usage, independent security review, broad device coverage, and ecosystem maturity remain unproven.
  • Performance figures in Benchmark Results are project-run local regression measurements tied to a specific browser, machine, version, and workload; they are not universal framework comparisons.
  • Before treating a release as fully validated, confirm that the required Linux/Chromium GitHub Actions workflow completed successfully for the exact release commit.
  • Not a meta-framework: no hosted deploy adapters; small ecosystem. Optional Marketplace/Web Store listings not required for 1.0.
  • Demo server APIs are for local demos only (CACHOU_DEMO); do not expose them publicly.

License

MIT