tyrian

Object used to provide Aria attribute syntax import tyrian.Aria.*

HTML attribute

Attribute of an HTML tag

Attributes are like properties, but can be removed. This is important for attributes like disabled, hidden, selected where there is no value, they are present and therefore set, or absent and unset.

A command describes some side-effect to perform.

An HTML element can be a tag or a text node

An attribute of an HTML tag that does not exist, used as a "do not render" placeholder

Event handler

A very simple mechanism to allow automatic loading and saving of your applications model to local storage. Uses:

• During development, allows you to carry on where you left off between site rebuilds.
• Acts as a user session, to remember where a website/app visitor/user was when they left.

Base class for HTML tags

Object used to provide Html syntax import tyrian.Html.*

An attribute of an HTML tag that only has a name, no value

Provides simple routing based on url hash (anchor), such as: http://mysite.com/#page1

Property of a DOM node instance

Properties are a type of attribute that can only be set, not removed.

An HTML tag with raw HTML rendered inside. Beware that the inner HTML is not validated to be correct, nor does it get modified as a response to messages in any way.

Object used to provide SVG syntax import tyrian.SVG.*

A subscription describes a resource that an application is interested in.

Examples:

• a timeout notifies its subscribers when it expires,
• a video being played notifies its subscribers with subtitles.

An HTML tag

A text node

The TyrianApp trait can be extended to conveniently prompt you for all the methods needed for a Tyrian app, as well as providing a number of standard app launching methods.

The TyrianApp trait can be extended to conveniently prompt you for all the methods needed for a Tyrian app, as well as providing a number of standard app launching methods.