Welcome to WebSnap, the revolutionary snapping system for the web! 🚀 This project aims to bring efficiency and elegance to DOM management, leveraging an event-based signaling system for real-time updates and inter-component communication. This project is still under heavy development and is an experimental project.
In WebSnap, a Snap is an HTML container element. Every single child element of the Snap container is known as a Snom. In simple terms, a Snom is an element which is a child of a Snap container.
WebSnap is designed with the following main purposes:
- Efficient DOM Control: Control DOM elements with precision and efficiency, minimizing overhead and enhancing performance. ⚡️
- Event-Based DOM Update Signaling: Utilize an event-based signaling system for dynamic and real-time updates to the DOM. 🔄
- Inter-Snap Communication (ISC): Facilitate data sharing between multiple Snap containers, promoting seamless interaction across the web compoinents. 🔗
- Feature Installation System: Snap allows feature installation on different events for its child Snoms. Users can also uninstall features to keep the system lightweight and performant. 🛠️
- Inter-Snap Communication (ISC): Share data effortlessly between different Snap containers.
- Event-Based Updates: Real-time updates to the DOM based on specific events.
- Modular Feature System: Install and uninstall features as needed to maintain optimal performance.