hypertext

hypertext::maud! {
    "see" a href="https://docs.rs/hypertext" { "docs.rs" } "for documentation."
}

Features

Speed

The macros generate code that is as fast as writing HTML to a string by hand. The macro automatically combines what would be multiple push_str calls into one if there is no dynamic content between them.

The crate gives extreme importance to lazy rendering and minimizing allocation, so it will only render the HTML to a string when you finally call the render function at the end.

Type-Checking

All macros are validated at compile time, so you can't ever misspell an element/attribute or use invalid attributes. All of this validation has absolutely no runtime cost however, and it is just used for developer experience.

Multiple Syntaxes

The crate provides a macro for writing rsx-style code, and another macro for writing maud-style code, and lets you decide whichever one you like more.