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minibum

v2.0.4

Published

🍬@2.0. This is an educational project that explores state management,reactive UI patterns, and DOM rendering using plain JavaScript. it has two parts the core and a wrapper.

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Keywords

vanilla-jsjavascriptstate-managementsignaldomreactiveuiminibummini-bum

Readme

🁬 MiniBum JS - @2-0

MiniBum is a lightweight, signal-based DOM micro-library designed for rapid UI prototyping, and exploration of reactive state management. It consists of two parts:

  • minibum/core: Low-level, class-based reactivity and DOM bindings
  • minibum: A user-friendly wrapper with sugar syntax for easier UI creation

🎓 Experimental Project: MiniBum explores reactivity, state management, and DOM rendering(client) from the ground up. Free to use, extend, and learn from.

⚠️ Experimental. MIT licensed.

🧠 Motivation

I created MiniBum as a personal experiment to explore how reactive UIs can be built from scratch using only native DOM and JavaScript.

Most frontend frameworks offer powerful abstractions — but I wanted to see how far I could go with:

  • 💡 Simplicity over complexity
  • 🔬 Fine-grained reactivity without virtual DOM
  • 🎓 A tool that's easy to read, learn from, and hack on

While MiniBum isn't meant to replace full-featured frameworks, it serves as a minimal playground for learning, tinkering, and building tiny interactive widgets.

Installation

npm install minibum@experimental

Highlights

  • ⚡ Tiny, dependency-free
  • 🪡 Fine-grained reactivity—control
  • 📆 Built-in signals, subscriptions and directives
  • 🧹 Dynamic DOM generation
  • ⟳ Reactive lists and conditionals
  • 🁬 Designed with simplicity and learning in mind

Contributing

Found a bug or have a feature suggestion? Feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request! feel free to fork this repo.

License

MIT © 2025 Dads Guifendjy Paul