litespeed.js

A simple javascript framework to build simple web applications. Litespeed is dependency free, easy to learn framework which gives you all tools needed to build a modern, fast and single page web application.

Litespeed is build using an MVVM architecture design, with dependency injection service to provide easy access and dependency management between views and services.

Litespeed.js makes very good use of both browser memory management, garbage collection and rendering to maximize application performance.

• Getting Started
• Services
• Views
• Contributing
• Copyright and license

Getting Started

Install with NPM:

npm install litespeed.js

Install with CDN:

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/litespeed.js"></script>

As of version 0.2.* litespeed.js weights only 4.9kb (minified and compressed)

Docs

• Getting Started

Services

Service	Description	API & Examples
container	Manage service registration, data binding and dependency injection internally.	API Refs & Examples
cookie	Manages user cookie, retrieve and set cookies.	API Refs & Examples
expression	Parse template syntax expressions and execute them as JS code.	API Refs & Examples
filter	Use predefined string filters or add custom filters.	API Refs & Examples
http	Manage HTTP interactions with server side APIs.	API Refs & Examples
state	Manage state registration and routing.	API Refs & Examples
view	Handles views registration and rendering	API Refs & Examples

Views

Service	Description	API & Examples
ls-init	Starts DOM rendering and listen for URL changes.	API Refs & Examples
ls-scope	Uses to define the routed element scope.	API Refs & Examples
ls-bind	Binds data between your services to the DOM.	API Refs & Examples
ls-attrs	Binds data between your services to your element attributes.	API Refs & Examples
ls-if	Hides element according to given expression evaluation	API Refs & Examples
ls-loop	Iterate over a service or array and renders element for each iteration.	API Refs & Examples
ls-template	Render HTTP remote or inline script template to given element.	API Refs & Examples

Contributing

All code contributions - including those of people having commit access - must go through a pull request and approved by a core developer before being merged. This is to ensure proper review of all the code.

Fork the project, create a feature branch, and send us a pull request.

Copyright and license

The MIT License (MIT) http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php