dom99 is a JavaScript framework focused to make web development faster. Select HTML elements, add event listeners, synchronize state with the view, clone HTML templates with your data and insert it directly in the document.

npm install dom99

<!-- The input and the paragraph as well as the js variable always have the same value -->

<input data-variable="text">
<p data-variable="text"></p>

<script>
    d.feed({text : "Hello dom99"});
    d.activate();
    console.log(d.variables.text);
</script>

By default dom99 is optimized for first page load, that means the size is small.

Get up an running fast. dom99 does not attempt to invent for the n^th time how to write if statements and for loops inside HTML. Put logic in JS, and mark-up that you already know in HTML.

Designers and Developers can work on the same files. Elements in the mark-up linked to the DOM use data-* instead of the overused class and id. The benefits to this approach is that the developers can safely add data-attributes to stylized components without breaking the styles, and the designers can safely add classes and ids without breaking anything.

Get up an running fast. Documentation Use a premade starter pack create-dom99-app.

dom99 is a web framework and is an extension to web standards HTML, CSS and JS, and does not intent to be a replacement.

dom99 can be used in a zero-second compile time development set-up with ES-modules.

No virtual dom is used for maximum possible performance. Explanation from chrismorgan about DOM and VDOM.

dom99 is unopinionated and bigger frameworks can be built on top of it. That means you can chose your own architecture, state management system, CSS system etc

Locally found in ./documentation/documentation.html

Graphs

<!--
Define the template for an user
every user has a picture, a short biography, and a contact button
-->
<template data-template="user-element">
    <img data-variable="picture">
    <p data-variable="bio">SHORT BIO</p>
    <button>Contact</button>
</template>

<!--
The list variable name is "users" and the template used is "user-element"
native html elements can also be used to display a list
-->
<div data-list="users-user-element"></div>
<script type="module">
    import * as d from "./node_modules/dom99/built/dom99ES.js";

    d.feed({users :
        [
            {
                picture: "usera.jpg",
                bio: "Loves biking and skating"
            },
            {
                picture: "userb.jpg",
                bio: "Drinks tons of café."
            }
        ]
    });
    d.activate();
</script>

<div data-list="*users-user-element">
    <img data-variable="*picture" alt="user-picture" src="usera.jpg">
    <p data-variable="*bio">Loves biking and skating</p>
    <button>Contact</button>

    <img data-variable="*picture" alt="user-picture" src="userb.jpg">
    <p data-variable="*bio">Drinks tons of café.</p>
    <button>Contact</button>
</div>

Other examples

Issues reports

Contributing and things to do

npm run buildAll to run all scripts in package.json in one go

open tests/specification/SpecRunner.html to run unit tests

Boost License