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notix

v0.1.1

Published

Minimal and vanilla-like UI framework for the web

Downloads

35

Readme

npm


Notix is a UI framework for the web that contains many of the basic benefits of a reactive framework, while keeping the simplicity and familiarity of Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS.

  • Direct DOM updates: What you see is what you get. Notix directly uses the HTML DOM tree, and doesn't rerender entire elements by default. Therefore, you can interact with the elements themselves.
  • CSS friendly: Notix is built to work great with CSS. Animations and variables are very simple to implement.
  • TypeScript friendly: Notix is written in TypeScript and works great when using it.
  • Small footprint: Notix is incredibly lightweight and has a small bundle size (4kb minified, 1.7kb gzipped), making it great for small-to-medium projects.

Getting started is super simple.

import { state, app, bind } from "notix";

bind(document.body);

const count = state(0);

app(
    <button onClick={() => count(count() + 1)}>
        Clicked {() => count()} times
    </button>,
);

Docs

I know you're excited to start coding, and the good news is...that won't take long! Notix is very easy to get started with and you can be coding your first app in minutes.

Contributing

Feel free to submit Issues or Pull Requests! This project is in its earliest of early stages and any feedback does wonders.

License

Notix is MIT licensed.