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lydio

v3.0.1

Published

Beautiful, modular, programmatic HTML

Readme

Lydio

Beautiful, modular, programmatic HTML

Canonical URL: https://alexstevovich.com/a/lydio-nodejs

Software URL: https://midnightcitylights.com/software/lydio-nodejs

Write a tag. Make a component. Build a site. All in plain JavaScript.

Quick Example:

import lydio from 'lydio';

const html = new lydio.Tag('html');
const head = html.addTag('head');
const body = html.addTag('body');
body.withText('Lydio is Awesome!');

console.log(html.toHtml());

/*
<html><head></head><body>Lydio is Awesome!</body></html>
*/

With Components:

import lydio from 'lydio';

class MyHeader extends lydio.Tag {
    constructor(brandSrc, brandAlt) {
        super('header');
        const brand = this.addTag('a').withAttribute('href', '/');
        brand
            .addLeaf('img')
            .withAttribute('src', brandSrc)
            .withAttribute('alt', brandAlt);
    }
}

const body = new lydio.Tag('body');
body.addNode(new MyHeader('./lydio-brand.webp', 'A picture of Lydio'));

Installation

 npm  install  lydio

Light & No framework:

  • Each element outputs standard HTML
  • No forced bundlers
  • No forced server architecture

Core Types

Three core types are offered to express HTML, and they all extend from one base type.

Node (Abstract Base)

Lydio gives you three basic building blocks to express HTML programmatically:

  • Tag: For regular elements like <div>.
  • Leaf: For self-closing elements like <img>.
  • Fragment: For grouping elements without a wrapper.

These all extend from a shared base Node with common methods and properties.

Lydio Family

License

Licensed under the Apache License 2.0.

Trademark

“Lydio” and related marks are trademarks of Alex Stevovich.
See TRADEMARK.md for details.