Chassis by Onionpancakes - A undefined Template

Overview

ChassisFast is an exciting library that introduces HTML5 serialization for Clojure, allowing developers to render Hiccup-style HTML vectors into strings effortlessly. With its focus on performance and minimal runtime overhead, ChassisFast promises to deliver faster serialization even without complex macros, making it a practical choice for Clojure developers looking to streamline their web development processes.

The library supports a variety of features, facilitating the generation of HTML strings from vectors with ease. It combines robust functionalities for handling attributes and nested elements, ensuring that building complex web structures is both efficient and intuitive. Whether you are accustomed to Hiccup or new to HTML serialization in Clojure, ChassisFast offers a solid framework for your needs.

Features

Highly Optimized Serialization: Delivers fast serialization performance without relying on macros, with enhanced speed when utilizing compiling macros.
Flexible Syntax: Allows the use of global keywords for HTML tags and attributes, making it easy to define elements and their attributes in a familiar way.
Id and Class Sugar: Supports concise syntax for specifying id and class attributes using the # and . notation, similar to Hiccup but with notable differences.
Boolean Attributes: Easily toggle boolean attributes with a true/false value, simplifying HTML element configurations.
Composite Attribute Values: Seamlessly concatenate collections of attribute values into spaced strings or nested style strings for efficient attribute handling.
Direct Writing to Appendable: Provides the option to write HTML directly to java.lang.Appendable or optimized java.lang.StringBuilder for improved performance.
Escaping Options: By default, text and attribute values are escaped, but you can customize escaping behaviors locally or globally based on your project's requirements.
Alias Elements Support: Defines user-defined alias elements that resolve to other elements, providing flexibility and extensibility in HTML structure creation.