A simple, light-weight (7kb) Javascript library for DOM manipulation and UI development
RottenJS is a light-weight(8kb), all-in-one Javascript library. It can be used for DOM manipulation and web development. RottenJS also comes with HTML rendering, device/os detection and other utilities that might come in handy. The library is recommended for personal projects as its very light and scale well with medium-sized websites, but not recommended for big websites that are in production. RottenJS is a perfect fit for you if you want to create projects quick and easy, or if you just want to mess around with open-source libraries.
You can clone RottenJS with git:
git clone https://github.com/nguyenphuminh/RottenJS.git
Or you can just pull it from unpkg.com by adding this to your .html file:
<script src="https://unpkg.com/rottenjs"></script>
Or from npm:
npm install rottenjs
If you're using NodeJS, please consider check out this code first:
// Import rottenjs to "rotten"
const rotten = require("rottenjs");
// Using rt()
const rt = rotten.rt;
// const rdom = rotten.rdom;
// const rUI = rotten.rUI;
// const rDev = rotten.rDev;
- Written in pure Javascript, easy to setup and use, no toolings needed.
- Lightweight.
- All-in-one.
- Not optimized.
- Works not that well with big sites
RottenJS shares a lot of similarities with jQuery and UmbrellaJS, but RottenJS is a bit lighter.
Copyrights © 2020 Nguyen Phu Minh
This library is licensed under the MIT License