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Can the metadata feature be used to ergonomically emulate HTML attributes? It's not clear from the docs, and the spec doesn't seem to document the feature at al
by HexDecOctBin 11mo ago
Can the metadata feature be used to ergonomically emulate HTML attributes? It's not clear from the docs, and the spec doesn't seem to document the feature at all.
- nerdponx 11mo agoI'm not sure how the metadata syntax works, but you might not need it because you can do this: (html (head (title "Hello!")) (body (div (p "This is an example of a hyperlink: " (a "Example" :href "https://example.org/")))))
- delaguardo 11mo agoI think you can use metadata to model html attributes but in clojure people are using plain vector for that. https://github.com/weavejester/hiccup https://github.com/weavejester/hiccup tl;dr first element of the vector is a tag, second is a map of attributes test are children nodes: [:h1 {:font-size "2em" :font-weight bold} "General Kenobi, you are a bold one"]
- geokon 11mo agoAlso Hickory。。 https://github.com/clj-commons/hickory https://github.com/clj-commons/hickory i feel hiccup indexed based magic is a common design pattern you see in early Clojure and its less common now (id say hiccup is the exception that lives on)