Declarative enhancement for HTML: simple, composable, lean. It's main goal is to eliminate most of the logic from JS, while allowing to make a good interactive site.
It engages this problem from a few angles:
- partial page updates facilitated via HTML attributes (no JS needed)
- actions - incredibly simple promise-enabled language for (limited) client-side scripting
- morphing - a strategy to update HTML graduallly, without breaking state and focus
Simple: it's only a handful core attributes (like ts-req, ts-action,
ts-trigger), with no surprising behavior (whatever is declared on top of your
DOM tree will not affect your code).
Composable: there are enough extension points to compose with whatever your
needs are. You can add more directives like ts-req, you can add more actions,
you can customize requests being sent out. Whatever you need.
Lean: source is a full 2000 lines of code and only 8KB .min.gz. We believe in less is more.
It's a battle-tested technology used on websites with 100k+ daily active users.
Read more in docs.