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HTML Builder

Overview

The HTML Builder Library is designed to assist in constructing HTML within your JavaScript or TypeScript files, providing a versatile interface for generating dynamic HTML content.

Purpose

This JavaScript library enables the dynamic creation of HTML elements within your codebase. It offers a flexible and intuitive interface for generating HTML content programmatically.

Note

While the library supports TypeScript during development, the released version only includes JavaScript files and a map file, ensuring ease of use without additional dependencies or frameworks.

Installation

Download

Download our latest release files from this GitHub repository.

Contents

Once downloaded, unzip the compressed folder and you’ll see something like this:

html-builder
├── html.js
├── html.js.map
└── html.min.js

Link

https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/Mubarrat/html-builder@2.x/dist/html.js

For the minimized version, the link is

https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/Mubarrat/html-builder@2.x/dist/html.min.js

Usage

For comprehensive instructions and detailed usage scenarios, please navigate to our Examples Page in the wiki.

Our examples cover a range of scenarios, including:

• Basic Usage: Quick-start examples to get you up and running.
• Advanced Implementations: In-depth illustrations for advanced features.
• Use Case Demos: Practical demonstrations for real-world applications.

Visit our Examples Page within the wiki for a deeper understanding of how to utilize our project effectively!

API Documentation

For comprehensive details and in-depth API references, navigate to our API Documentation Page in the wiki.

Our API Documentation covers:

• Class and Method References: Detailed explanations and usage examples for main classes and methods.
• Parameter Definitions: Clear definitions and usage guidelines for various parameters.
• Code Samples: Practical code snippets showcasing API usage in different contexts.

Explore our API Documentation Page within the wiki for a detailed understanding of our project's API structure and usage!