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I think you want hx-select
https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-select/
Regarding the second bullet point above: > • Put a bunch more work into https://github.com/jacobobryant/platypub#platypub so it's in a polished, easy-to-use state, and add contributor docs. Try to turn it into an active, community-driven project. I'd actually like to do this with both platypub and https://yakread.com. Platypub is already open-source, but has been half-baked ever since it was released a year ago. Yakread is more polished, larger (11k lines of code), and probably useful to more people. It has some interesting machine learning bits too. I'll probably open-source it before too long, and given the above, it might be a better "flagship" open-source Biff app than Platypub. I'd like to turn both of them into community-driven open-source projects; the question is just which should I focus on first. My initial thought has been to do Platypub first, but I'd be fine either way. So, how about a little poll: which project would you be more interested in hacking on/inspecting the source code? 1. Platypub, after it's fully baked 2. Yakread, mostly in its current state (Vote with emoji reactions)
(I've also got one or two other project ideas, but if those happen, it'll definitely be after yakread and platypub)
looks like I'll probably be sticking with platypub 🙂