[h3rald]

Interesting project! I recently created something similar[1] because I wanted a simple, easy to use, bloat-free micro framework to create single page applications. I also wanted it to be somewhat "battery-included" and provide things like routing and state management out of the box.

I think skruv comes with even bigger batteries (SVG support, Shadow Dom integration and additional vdom related apis), and I am curious to see how they all play together. The one thing that does seem a bit weird is the html helper functions... like Mithril, I went straight for hyperscript: I think it is very underrated right now but it is actually a good way to write a dom tree -- and you also get JSX support (nearly) for free.

Anyhow, keep up the good work, I think the world needs more micro frameworks like these: powerful but simple enough to be understood and extended easily if needed.

[1]: https://h3.js.org

[SahAssar]

Thanks! I haven't built in a router yet, but I'll publish the one in the Tutorial as a separate package as soon as I feel it covers enough use-cases.

On hyperscript: I prefer to keep the tag name separated from selectors, to me stuff like element type and classes/id's belong in different places and with css scoping built in I think you won't need as many classes so hopefully it won't be a big issue. In general I want the vDOM/HTML stuff to be a pretty direct abstraction on the HTML/DOM in the browser.

On JSX: There is a generic `h` function builtin that can be used as a target for JSX. I'll put together an example of it in the coming days. I still want the recommended way to use the framework to be without build steps, parsing or dependencies though.