Morphlex is a tiny, safe, optimal DOM morphing library written in TypeScript.
[!WARNING] Morphlex is currently in development and it not yet ready for production use.
Inspired by Idiomorph, Morphlex uses ID Sets to match nodes with deeply nested identified elements.
Morphlex will give priority to sensitive elements such as iframes, media players, and form inputs, forcing less sensitive elements to move around them. This works in any direction even if the sensitive element is deeply nested.
Because the Morphlex algorithm works depth-first, sequentially through reference DOM, it should be able to consume a stream of reference nodes, morphing the target DOM in real-time. This feature is not yet implemented.
import { morph } from "morphlex";
morph(currentNode, referenceNode);
The currentNode will be morphed into the state of the referenceNode. The referenceNode will not be mutated in this process.
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A tiny, optimal DOM morphing library written in TypeScript.
We found that morphlex demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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