v0.2.0

This patch removes dom::ElementKind in favor of using string literals, and introduces improvements to CI and documentation.

Removal of dom::ElementKind

In the 0.1.x release of localghost creating DOM elements had a mandatory ElementKind argument:

use localghost::prelude::*;
use localghost::dom::{self, Element, ElementKind};

let p = Element::with_text(ElementKind::P, "Hello world");
dom::body().append(p);

We've removed this API as part of our 0.2.0 release and replaced with with a string interface instead:

use localghost::prelude::*;
use localghost::dom::{self, Element};

let el = Element::with_text("p", "Hello world");
body().append(el);

The reason for this removal is that while it may feel less ergonomic for end-users to write, it should feel more ergonomic to use as the basis for frameworks and tooling. localghost is in a peculiar spot where it exists to be built upon, but still useful by itself. localghost is in an odd spot where it tries to make working with the Web platform feel first-class, but it does not try to provide more guarantees than those that are provided by the platform. In this case for example we were accidentally disallowing the creation of custom elements. We need to be able to provide maximum flexibility within the parameters of the platform.

The hope is that higher-level crates such as dodrio can bring stronger guarantees around aliasing, naming, and typing. With localghost being able to abstract away the platform bindings.

Removed

• Remove dom::ElementKind #6

Internal

• Updated header in README.md #4
• fix ci, remove features #5