Tlx
TLX is a small (< 5K minimized and gzipped) multi-paradigm front-end library supporting: template literals in place of JSX; multi-root templates in HTML, JavaScript, or remote URL references; t-for, t-foreach, t-forvalues with iterable protocol support; t-if attribute directive; custom attribute ...
Overview
TLX v1.0.45 is a front-end library that has been deprecated in favor of lazui. TLX is a small library that supports template literals in place of JSX, multi-root templates using HTML, JavaScript, or remote URL references, attribute directives, two-way data binding, standard event handlers, a default router, and extended lifecycle callbacks. It can be used for both style and layout (HTML and CSS) as well as logic (JavaScript) development.
Features
- Template literals in place of JSX
- Multi-root templates with HTML, JavaScript, or remote URL references
- Attribute directives (t-for, t-foreach, t-fortvalues, t-if)
- Custom attribute directives
- Optional two-way data binding
- Automatic or manual creation of standards compliant custom elements and components
- Standards compliant event handlers
- Default router
- Extended lifecycle callbacks
- Automatic HTML injection protection
npm
You can install TLX using npm with the following command:
npm install tlx
CDN
You can also include the TLX script directly from a CDN using one of the following links:
Summary
TLX is a small front-end library that supports template literals, multi-root templates, attribute directives, two-way data binding, custom elements and components, event handlers, a default router, and more. It can be used for both style and logic development and offers automatic HTML injection protection. TLX can be installed via npm or included from a CDN.