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npm i --save smpldm
yarn add smpldm
const {add, SmpldmElement, byID} = require("smpldm");
const input = new SmpldmElement("input", { className: "red" });
input.on("click focus", () => document.body.style.backgroundColor = "red");
input.on("blur", () => document.body.style.background = "white");
add(input).to(byID("container"));
// New Element TagName Attributes (note class becomes className)
const myElement = new SmpldmElement("p", { className: "body", id: "main-text" }, [data.mainText])
// Array of Children (including plain text)
// smpldm automagically makes text nodes
Note, this only works on elements created with Smpldm, not regular HTML elements
// This is effectively a shorthand for .addEventListener, hence the ...options
myElement.on("click focus")
// OR
myElement.on(["click", "focus"], callback, ...options)
add(myElement).to(parent); // Where parent and myElement can be either SmpldmElements OR regular HTMLElement's
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We found that smpldm 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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