A super fast utility function to build HTML strings for server side rendering from [`hypnode`](https://github.com/jhdevuk/hypnode) virtual `DOM` references.
published 1.1.0 3 years agoideal is a collection of pre-existing tools for generating client assets, wrapped up in an easy to use CLI. It currently supports `TypeScript` and `SASS`. The tools used are as follows:
published 1.0.5 4 years ago`audit-teamcity-report` is a simple CLI and library that prints out an NPM package audit in TeamCity service message format. Useful for running security audits in CI/CD, and monitoring changes.
published 1.0.6 2 years agoSometimes it's useful to let the DOM render our components when needed. Custom Elements are great at this. They provide various methods that can inform you when an element is "connected" or "disconnected" from the DOM.
published 1.8.5 2 months agoSometimes when working with large data sets that come from an external source, think API, we need someway of converting that data into Immutable structures. This is useful, not only for type safety, but also for comparison checks and the improved performa
published 1.5.4 2 years agoWhen dealing with HTML strings in Preact, our only real option is to use `dangerouslySetInnerHTML`. This is fine(-ish) if you 100% trust the contents of that HTML, but regardless, it opens up potential vectors for attack, problems and bugs. Ideally, we'd
published 1.3.7 7 months agoSometimes it's useful to let the DOM render our components when needed. Custom Elements are great at this. They provide various methods that can inform you when an element is "connected" or "disconnected" from the DOM.
published 1.1.4 10 months agoA tiny (2KB GZipped) version of GA4, complete with page view, engagement, scroll and click tracking
published 1.8.7 a year agoA tiny (1KB GZipped) version of Heap, complete with page view and input tracking
published 0.1.4 2 years agoSimple, lightweight wrapper around the native fetch() API. Provides helpful abstrations, like request retry, etc.
published 1.0.0 9 months ago