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Symbiote.js - close-to-platform frontend library for building super-powered web components
Simple, light and very powerful library to create embedded components for any purpose, with a data flow management included.
Symbiote.js - is for symbiosis. That means, you can create complex meta-applications, above another applications, built with any modern stack.
The major purpose of Symbiote.js - is to move application inner interactions from the locked space of certain frameworks implementations to the common open space based on native platform features and standards, to be closer to the HTML, CSS and simple DOM APIs, without a lack of DX.
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Symbiote.js is designed to give the level of freedom, you got with Vanilla JS and to give the convenience level, as you got from the modern frameworks at the same time.
We believe, that good Developer Experience is not just a vulgar minimum of symbols you typing. We believe, that good DX is ability to easily understand, what exactly you see in the code and what exactly you doing. Mental models behind your work are very important for the best result achievement. So, we don't like an excess abstraction layers and the black-box magic compilers.
We build our DX philosophy on these principles:
The easiest way to try Symbiote.js is to create a simple html
file in your text editor and connect the Symbiote base class from web:
<script type="module">
import Symbiote, { html } from 'https://symbiotejs.github.io/symbiote.js/core/Symbiote.js';
class MyComponent extends Symbiote {
init$ = {
count: 0,
increment: () => {
this.$.count++;
},
}
}
MyComponent.template = html`
<h2>{{count}}</h2>
<button ${{onclick: 'increment'}}>Click me!</button>
`;
MyComponent.reg('my-component');
</script>
<my-component></my-component>
This code can work directly in any modern browser, so you don't need to install anything to try it!
Check the project documentation for details:
Symbiote.js is supported and tested in all major modern desktop and mobile browsers:
Internet Explorer - is outdated and not supported anymore.
Big thanks to 🟡 Uploadcare for supporting this project!
If you have questions or proposals - welcome to Symbiote Discussions! ❤️
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Symbiote.js - close-to-platform frontend library for building super-powered web components
The npm package @symbiotejs/symbiote receives a total of 16,615 weekly downloads. As such, @symbiotejs/symbiote popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @symbiotejs/symbiote demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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