A tiny framework for simple web-sites

I wanted to make a small site for technical blog-posts etc. I sought up the most contemporary web-stack of 2023-24, and found the following: What is the ideal Tech stack to build a website in 2024?

Disappointed to see it was all Vue.js and React - not that there is anything wrong with those approaches, I just thought it was a bit much for my tiny site. The comment section however did not disappoint. Full of many D.Y.O. suggestions for tiny web-frameworks - especially the Document Markup Library (DML) caught my eye. However I still felt something was missing, so here is a tiny-framework, with custom tags and typescript:

To begin with, typescript in a very vanilla form is needed. Either download it from nodejs.org or as i do on a mac with brew:

# on MacOs
brew install node

Then install typescript globally:

npm install typescript -g

after that, the command tsc <file.ts> will transpile a single ts-file to plain js, or as I use do:

$\[checkout]\static\js\ts\> npx tsc

which transpiles ts files from the root of where the tsconfig.json-file is placed (in this case \static\js\ts\).

The resulting js-files are located in the static\js\ts\dist folder, which the html should refer to.

That is basically it for now.