Documentation
How to use PURE
- Get started
- Tutorials
- Object $p and its methods
- PURE with your JS library
Support for: dojo, domassistant, jquery, mootools, prototype, sizzle and sly
Manual mode, using directives
If you want full control over the transformation and a total separation between the HTML and JS, use directives (What is a directive?).
- Rendering with directives
- Iteration with directives
- Using JS functions with directives
- The . (dot) selector : to access the current node
- The #{…} notation : to concatenate data and strings
- Recursion example
Automatic mode
By following some conventions with the CLASS attribute, PURE matches the HTML and the data automatically. This mode is ok for basic templating.
More advanced features
- The + notation: to append or prepend values
- The context keyword
- Extend PURE with plugins?

