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Vomit is a simple function call that allows you to quickly build components that update themselves.
var name = 'World'
var el = vomit`<h1>Hello ${name}!</h1>`Vomit does not force you into any syntax/API but instead uses the power of JavaScript template literals built in your browser. String substitution presents many benefits and Vomit makes it even better allowing you to substitute Objects, Arrays, Functions, Promises and Streams.
Other features are:
- A 5 minutes learning curve (a function call to create an element, an other function call to update it)
- Component oriented development using DOM diffing based on real DOM (not virtual DOM)
- Separate and optimize rendering of static and dynamic content
- HTML5 Web Component
- Works server side
- Works with SVG
- 2kb minified + gzipped, ideal for mobile and to include as dependency
You'll find Vomit disgustingly easy to learn. To check out live examples and docs, visit our website.
For questions and feedback please use the Slack chat room. For support, bug reports and or feature requests please use the issue list of this repo.
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2016 Olivier Wietrich
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