pretty sure recent node versions make a 0-dep server fairly easy.

if you throw up a github page, post it here

Oh for sure, I have definitely found my ideological allies

these guys made a 0-dep framework that turns aws lambdas into http Request Response handlers https://www.npmjs.com/package/lambda-api

There are already a bunch of 0-dep libraries. Or almost 0. I use restana server as express replacement, it has 1 dependency I believe.

Nice, this is definitely closer to what I pictured than some of the other alternatives that I found

Hello, is it possible to work in shadow DOM? I am using

htmx.process()

, correctly registering ajax in element in shadow DOM. But after the html response back it seems that the target element in shadow DOM does not change with error console with

htmx:targetError

. Thanks for reading!

Not currently

Oh.. I see, Thanks for a quick reply! I think the demand of this feature is quite low. But it will be really helpful for me to handle custom element(web components). Anyway thanks!

no problem, there is a pull request out for supporting it, but I haven't had time to look at it in detail (it looked scary to me at first, and pretty large)

Just catching up to this conversation, sorry. I have made a couple sites w/ hugo, and I'm a big fan of it. It is a lot, but it's worth it in the end. If that gets the green light, I'll certainly join in the fun but I'm too overwhelmed to be the lead 😦

very nice of you to volunteer to lead!

I have a form with two textboxes and a DropZone file upload. I'm trying to submit the form to my backend in one request. (Textbox values and File), and have my backends response be swapped in to replace the forms wrapper. The submit button has a click event listener, that fires

dropzone.processQueue()

to start the upload. The problem I'm facing is that when clicking submit, I have two requests fire, one contains my form data AND the files, and another that just contains the form data. Using

preventDefault()

and

stopPropagation()

on the submit button, makes the

hx-post

not fire at all, just the dropzone upload. Is this expected behavior? I'm not really sure what else I can do here. Does anyone have any ideas?

how do you all handle losing an open dropdown box on an element refresh? It seems that the morph extension doesn't cover this?

Have the drop-down be outside of the element that’s being refreshed?

can you give us a rough drawing of the situation?

maybe using excallidraw?

hx-boost considered harmful

hx-boost my beloved

The dichotomy of hx-boost

trying to contribute the

revealed delay

functionality...it seems I have to have python2 installed in order to do

npm install

.. is that expected?

if only you could

pnpm i && pnpm dev

I do like

pnpm

🙂

ah yes... looks like

sass

is a dependency... sigh

Is there any interest for a dev container? This way people can have the same environment, not need to install anything except docker or open htmx in codespaces

if only there was a build thing, not called vite, that just handled that with no config

not a bad idea @limited-potato-46306 . I'd prefer to not use sass and use something more lightweight like https://lesscss.org/ (or just css), but that's a different discussion 😆

Im not sure how familiar you are with containers, but you can run everything locally and at least in vscode it is 1 click

eli5, sass is fine but ts is a bridge too far. 😛 dev containers are great... but if you don't do python and use normal setup i doubt its necessary. still a good idea

wait, what do you mean by containers. I assumed docker, but sounds like something else