Readit NewsCould you please add all sources as tabs? For example in Form (GET) I would really like to see /demos/search-results.html and the same goes for other examples.
Thanks!
That said, the vast majority of websites are purely transactional: click a link, load a page; submit a form, load a page. For those, there's little reason to add a full frontend framework. HTML-over-the-wire can improve responsiveness without adding complexity.
If I were to adopt µJS, though, I would probably want to opt in on a per-link basis.
That said, proper support for relative paths is on the roadmap.
That said, I worry about Form elements being controlled by uJS to use a different REST method (like DELETE), and this would cause JS-free browsers to break.
Your concern about `mu-method="delete"` is valid. Without JS, the browser will fall back to the form's native method (usually GET or POST). The classic solution is the `_method` hidden field pattern: the form submits POST with a `_method=DELETE` field, and the server reads that field to route the request correctly. µJS doesn't need to implement anything special for this, it's a server-side convention
Also, perhaps the CDN script snippets in the getting started page should include the integrity attribute.
On relative paths: the current behavior is intentional for simplicity. µJS checks whether the URL starts with a slash (but not a double slash) to identify internal links. No one has reported this as an issue so far, but it's a valid feature request and I'll keep it in mind for a future version.
On the integrity attribute: the reason it was missing is that the library was evolving quickly and the hash would have changed with every release. Now that it's stable, I'll add it.
µJS now resolves URLs using the native URL constructor and compares origin against window.location.origin. This means all same-origin URLs are correctly recognized as internal: - Absolute URLs: https://domain:port/page - Relative URLs: ../page.html, page.html - Local paths: /page (already worked)
Hash-only links (#section) are intentionally left to the browser for native anchor scrolling.