Jsxte
A JSX based html templating engine for browsers or Node environments.
Overview
JSX Template Engine, or JSXTE, is an innovative tool that allows developers to utilize JSX syntax for HTML templating in both browser and Node.js environments. This engine seamlessly integrates into various projects, making it easy to create dynamic, component-driven UIs. Its versatility and support for both synchronous and asynchronous components empower developers to build complex applications with ease.
Getting started with JSXTE involves configuring your transpiler, whether it’s TypeScript or Babel, to handle JSX syntax appropriately. Once set up, developers can focus on crafting templates and rendering them efficiently, leading to a smoother and more enjoyable coding experience.
Features
- Asynchronous Components: Simplifies the inclusion of data from databases into the HTML served to clients, allowing for dynamic content rendering.
- Context API: Reduces prop-drilling through an interface that provides arbitrary data to component descendants via Provider and Consumer components.
- Error Boundaries: Catches errors from child components and displays fallback UI, ensuring smooth user experiences even in the face of rendering failures.
- toHtmlTag Symbol: Facilitates customized stringification for objects used as JSX children, enhancing the flexibility of component rendering.
- DomRenderer: Renders JSX into DOM objects, requiring a window object, which is perfect for browser-based applications.
- JsxteRenderer: Acts as a base class for custom rendering, supporting various output formats by allowing implementations of custom ElementGenerators.
- Extensible Typings: Allows the parsing of custom HTML attributes and web component tags, ensuring that developers can extend the functionality as needed without facing type errors.
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- Typescript
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