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Is there anything like Hiccup in the Javascript ecosystem? I need to do a small job in Javascript, and am feeling the lack. I don't want a mustache-like templating language. I want something, like Hiccup where I can pass in a JSON data structure and get back an HTML string.
https://github.com/coderofsalvation/json-dsl might do the trick, although I've never ever used anything in JS that works on the data -> DOM idea. Other than React.
json-dsl errs immediately. And, even if I get past that, it doesn't look like its syntax preserves the order of subexpressions. Sigh. Hypertext looks more interesting. Doesn't do everything I need, but looks like I can build on it straightforwardly.
Hickory supposedly supports cljs, though I have only used it in clj: https://github.com/davidsantiago/hickory
Thanks. But, sadly, I was looking for a tool for JavaScript. (Meanwhile, it looks like thi-ng/umbrella/hiccup will do what I need).
Looks pretty cool: https://github.com/bakpakin/dst
Hey all, I put this Clojure Slack theme together just now and thought I’d share in case anyone was interested. I pulled the colors from the clojure website.
#0C2341,#5182D5,#8CB5FB,#FFFFFF,#5182D5,#FFFFFF,#5FB13E,#F35A9F
@chad.b.morrow Cool! Here's the theme I've been using for a few years, also based on the Clojure logo colors. Looks like yours is a dark theme and mine's a light theme? #FFFFFF ,#90B4FE ,#E4EAF7 ,#4C5770 ,#C4C4C4 ,#272727 ,#91DC47 ,#63B132
oh nice! I was thinking of doing a light theme but got distracted working on a theme for the Rust lang slack >.>
i like yours!