An implementation of virtual DOM
Seb is mostly inspired by simple-virtual-dom, basically a practice of my own.
var h = seb.h // `h` helps to build vdom tree
var render = seb.render // `render` helps to render VNode to HTML document
var diff = seb.diff // `diff` helps to find differences between two trees and return the patches
var patch = seb.patch // `patch` helps to update HTML document with the patches returned by `diff`
var tree0 = h('ul', {}, [
h('li', { key: 0 }),
h('li', { key: 1 })
])
var tree1 = h('ul', {}, [
h('li', { key: 1 }),
h('li', { key: 2 }),
h('li', { key: 0 })
])
var dom = render(tree0)
var patches = diff(tree0, tree1)
patch(dom, patches)
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a simple implementation of vdom
The npm package seb-vdom receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, seb-vdom popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that seb-vdom demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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