tSPA is rather buggy, and I have no intention to develop it further. Use at your own risk.
Simple, lightweight Single Page Application (SPA) library
Basically just loads pages without reloading the page.
Place all files in your website's root, and make sure all paths point to index.html. Then, place all your webpages in pages/, and specify the routes for them in routes.ini.
(v1.1)
By default, when a document is loaded, the element that gets replaced with the loaded content is the body. You can change which element gets its content replaced by setting defaultElement to a DOM element. For example, place the following code at the bottom of the document body to change the content of the first <p> element, instead of the <body> element.
<script>
defaultElement = document.getElementsByTagName("p")[0];
</script>(v1.2) You can add hooks to page loading events, such as when the page starts loading, is loaded, or if there is an error while loading. A code example is below.
onPageLoading = function(event) {
// The path that's being loaded, e.g. /index.html
console.log(event.url);
// To cancel a page being loaded, return false
return false;
// The page will not be loaded now
}
onPageLoaded = function(event) {
// The full URL of the page loaded, e.g. https://termer.net/helloworld
console.log("URL: "+event.url);
// The status returned by the server
console.log("Status: "+event.status);
// The content returned by the server, the page's content
console.log("Content: "+event.content);
}
onPageLoadError = function(event) {
// The event object here contains all the same fields as onPageLoaded
alert("Failed to load URL "+event.url+"!\nReturned status: "+event.status);
}A lot more lightweight than React.