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I compiled(?) this with webmake, but it didn't work.

And it contains too many overhead.
How can I use this for browser?

/cc @mtuchowski

Hi, is there a way for me to add arbitrary custom elements? I like to use semantic tagging and I'd like to be able to do something like:

myCustomElement("content") --> <my-custom-element>content</my-custom-element>

/cc @kamsi @mtuchowski

At this point DOM generated within templates is auto-magically gathered by domjs internals via collect method.

It was made that way to allow to write templates without need of return [...] wraps. Still this methods introduces side-effects when we work with non typical domjs element generators e.g. as _if or etc. (ones introduced by domjs-ext). They require wrapping their result with insert function, and that can be confusing to unwary developers, and leads to hard to debug issues if omitted.

We should either resign from that magic or find a solution so it works without need of using insert in any cases.

After requiring domjs like this:

const domjs = require('domjs/lib/html5')(document);

the global namespace was decorated with constructs such as div etc. I know this is the intended usage, but I'd still like to be able to use some_namespace.div, and have domjs not insert div into the global namespace. This serves two goals:

1. The user can no longer accidentally override something with local variables.
2. The user can quickly see what they can do by inspecting console.log(some_namespace).
3. Feels more pure :-)

Right now I use const elem = domjs.map; for this, but it'd be cool if we had a documented / official method for such a use case.

Hi @medikoo ,

I'm trying to run this in Node and getting:

  var domjs = require('domjs/lib/html5')(document);
                                         ^
ReferenceError: document is not defined

You say in your README that this will work on the server...how?

Thanks!