webxx: Declarative, composable & fast HTML+CSS components

webxx is a C++ library that provides declarative, composable, concise, and fast HTML and CSS components. It allows developers to create HTML-based user interfaces in C++ with ease.

The library offers a range of features, including the ability to define components, reuse code, and compose different components together. It also provides a scoped CSS feature, where CSS styles defined in a component only apply to the HTML elements within that component.

To get started with webxx, you can simply download and include the webxx.h file into your project or clone the repository. The library also offers CMake integration for easy integration into your build system.

webxx prioritizes memory safety and provides a user guide that covers various topics, including components, reusability, composition, and more. It also highlights some quirks and inconsistencies to be aware of when using the library.

Here's an example of how to define a component in webxx:

#include <webxx.h>

struct MyComponent : public Webxx::component {
  void render() {
    html::div([] {
      html::text("Hello, webxx!");
    });
  }
};

int main() {
  MyComponent component;
  component.render();
  return 0;
}

With webxx, developers can leverage the power of C++ to build efficient and maintainable HTML-based user interfaces. Stay tuned for more updates and news on this exciting library.