rimitive-view

You can build reactive UI components by using a curry-based API with el for element creation, map for keyed lists, and match for conditional rendering based on signals. This approach enables composable components with declarative event handling and predictable lifecycle hooks.

Rendering reactive lists and conditional content is handled by map and match, which branch UI updates predictably based on underlying signals. This allows you to create portable, composable views without relying on a specific framework's rendering engine.

You can attach event handlers and lifecycle hooks declaratively when constructing elements with the el function. This enables portable UI components that manage their own behavior and can be easily shared across different projects.

Yes, you can mount dynamic views built with el, map, and match to a standard DOM container. You compose your view modules with signals modules and mount the resulting UI directly into the target container element.

Yes, this approach works without external dependencies, satisfying functional requirements for element creation and module composition across vanilla JavaScript or framework-agnostic bindings. It provides a cohesive method to coordinate reactive rendering and event handling natively.