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turbodombuilder

v0.9.149

Published

A lightweight JavaScript library for quickly creating and appending DOM elements.

Readme

TurboDOMBuilder

TurboDOMBuilder is a TypeScript-first UI toolkit designed to bridge the gap between Human-Computer Interaction theories and web development. Its main purpose is to empower developers with structures and tools to easily create systems that are more interactive.

The toolkit includes:

  • A selector that augments elements with useful functions, including the creation and manipulation of tools and substrates.
  • A robust event management that supports richer, continuous interactions.
  • An MVC-inspired architecture to structure larger, complex components.
  • Builder functions to easily create elements in script and populate the DOM.
  • Reactive hooks to track state and re-render efficiently.
  • Logic-heavy components that are highly customizable and devoid of any styling.
  • A decorator suite to reduce redundant code and augment classes and methods.

A comprehensive API documentation is available at carln02.github.io/TurboDOMBuilder.

Installation

You can install TurboDOMBuilder via npm:

npm install turbodombuilder

Alternatively, you can include it directly in your HTML:

<script src="https://raw.githack.com/Carln02/TurboDOMBuilder/main/build/turbodombuilder.js"></script>

Usage

You can explore demos created using this toolkit under the demos folder in this repository.

License

TurboDOMBuilder is licensed under the MIT License.