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A tiny 80-line Proxy state tuple from Mador brings reactivity to any DOM
Mador is a small reactive DOM runtime that binds state to existing DOM via an 80-line Proxy state tuple, requiring no framework or build step.
Mador gives engineers a way to add reactive state to existing DOM without pulling in a framework, which suits pages that only need a little reactivity. Its small size and lack of build step make it easy to adopt, but it deliberately omits components, templates, and virtual DOM, so it is not a full framework replacement.
Written by elseif from the cluster below · every claim links back to a sourceThe three things worth knowing
Mador is a native ES module distributed via npm or CDN with no build step.
Bindings use a read function to select state and an update function to modify elements, rerunning only when dependencies change.
Writes are batched, and bindings are automatically removed when their target DOM elements disappear.
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