# Horo
Micro lib for DOM without virtual DOM.

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## The Why
Why not?
## Usage
Horo doesn't have herself own state management, but she has primitive helper `utils/state`, which is a simple event emitter.
And You can use RxJS as before, but you should create you own wrapper for RxJS.
### Simple static insertion
You can insert static value in you template.
```typescript
const text = 'hello world'; // horo accepts, for static insertion, only strings
const component = horo`
    <div>
        <span>${text}</span>
    </div>
`;
```
### Simple dynamic insertion
Also you can insert dynamic value and interact with this.
```typescript
// horo accepts, for dynamic insertion, only Subscriable<string|Component>
const [foo, setFoo] = state('Hello');
const component = horo`
    <div>
        <span>${foo}</span>
    </div>
`;
setFoo('Wolrd!'); // horo will change the value in the DOM on its own.
```
### Attributes
Similar to simple inserts, you can manipulate attributes. 
```typescript
const visibility = state('show');
const component = horo`
    <p class="${visibility}">
        Hello Wolrd! 
    </p>
`;
visibility.next('hide');
```
### Kinda sorta Components
```typescript
import { Observable, ReplaySubject } from 'rxjs';
import { horo, Component } from 'horo';
import { state } from 'horo/utils';

export function mount(root: Element): void {
    const component = horo`
        <div>
            ${HelloWorldComponent()}
        </div>
    `;
    root.appendChild(component.fragment);
}

function HelloWorldComponent() {
    const [component] = state(horo`
        <span> Hello World! </span>
    `);
    return component;
}
```
Now you just need to call mount on the root element, as you would with Vue/React/Angular application.
Or any other place you want.

### Event Handling
```typescript
const [text, setText] = state('');
 
const component = horo`
<div>
    <input @input=${(ev: InputEvent) => setText(ev.data as string)} data-testid="input"></input>
    <span>${text}</span>
</div
```