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# HTML::BoreDOM
Write HTML programmatically:
> use HTML::BoreDOM;
> put
> h("html",
> h("body",
> h("h1", "Hello, World!"),
> h("p", "Lorem ipsum...")));
Hello, World!
Lorem ipsum...
The `h()` subroutine is imported automatically and returns an object (that
stringifies to escaped HTML):
> h("span", "foo");
HTML::BoreDOM::Element.new(tag => "span", attrs => ${}, children => $["foo"])
> ~h("span", "foo");
foo
HTML attributes are optionally declared using named arguments:
> ~h("a", :href, :target<_blank>, "Click Here!")
Click Here!
Looping is easy:
> my @items = ;
> ~h("ul",
> @items.map({ h("li", $_) }));
Templates are just functions:
> sub foo ($title, $subtitle, $content) {
> ~ h("h1", $title)
> ~ h("h2", $subtitle)
> ~ h("p", $content)
> }
> foo("My Website", "Using templates", "Lorem ipsum ...");
My Website
Using templates
Lorem ipsum ...
## Caveats
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