Infuse.host allows you to **infuse** HTML templates with dynamic content. The resulting infused
HTML fragments can then be added to **host** elements. This is done by writing [template literals](
https://infuse.host/#template-literals) or [expressions](https://infuse.host/#expressions) in your
HTML templates. It also allows you to:
* Write [event handlers](https://infuse.host/#event-handlers), the same way you would normally
write them (using [on-event attributes](
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/Events/Event_handlers)), but with access to
the `host` and other variables.
* Write [watches](https://infuse.host/#watches) to automatically re-infuse an element when an
event occurs on another element.
* Write [iterating templates](https://infuse.host/#iterating-templates) to infuse a template
iteratively, based on values in a given iterable variable.
## Installation ##
```bash
npm install infuse.host
```
## Example ##
A working version of the following "Hello world" example can be found [here](
https://codepen.io/serg-io/pen/YBrwxa).
```html
Basic infuse.host example
${ data.title }
```
## Documentation ##
For documentation and examples visit [https://infuse.host/](https://infuse.host/).
## Webpack ##
[infuse-loader](https://github.com/serg-io/infuse-loader) is a webpack loader that allows you to
parse HTML templates and use infuse.host in webpack projects.
## License ##
[MIT](https://github.com/serg-io/infuse.host/blob/master/LICENSE).