fulcro.client.dom-server — fulcrologic/fulcro 2.6.2

Support for rendering DOM from CLJ. Must be separate to enable same-named macros in CLJS for performance.

Usage: Create your UI in CLJC files, and require with conditional reader tags:

(ns app.ui (:require #?(:clj [fulcro.client.dom-server :as dom] :cljs [fulcro.client.dom :as dom])))

a clj

(a & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (a "hello") (a nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (a {:onClick f} "hello") (a #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (a :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (a :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

abbr clj

(abbr & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (abbr "hello") (abbr nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (abbr {:onClick f} "hello") (abbr #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (abbr :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (abbr :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

address clj

(address & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (address "hello") (address nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (address {:onClick f} "hello") (address #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (address :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (address :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

append! clj

(append! sb s0)

(append! sb s0 s1)

(append! sb s0 s1 s2)

(append! sb s0 s1 s2 s3)

(append! sb s0 s1 s2 s3 s4)

(append! sb s0 s1 s2 s3 s4 & rest)

area clj

(area & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (area "hello") (area nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (area {:onClick f} "hello") (area #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (area :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (area :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

article clj

(article & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (article "hello") (article nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (article {:onClick f} "hello") (article #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (article :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (article :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

aside clj

(aside & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (aside "hello") (aside nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (aside {:onClick f} "hello") (aside #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (aside :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (aside :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

audio clj

(audio & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (audio "hello") (audio nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (audio {:onClick f} "hello") (audio #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (audio :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (audio :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

b clj

(b & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (b "hello") (b nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (b {:onClick f} "hello") (b #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (b :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (b :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

base clj

(base & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (base "hello") (base nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (base {:onClick f} "hello") (base #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (base :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (base :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

bdi clj

(bdi & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (bdi "hello") (bdi nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (bdi {:onClick f} "hello") (bdi #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (bdi :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (bdi :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

bdo clj

(bdo & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (bdo "hello") (bdo nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (bdo {:onClick f} "hello") (bdo #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (bdo :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (bdo :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

big clj

(big & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (big "hello") (big nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (big {:onClick f} "hello") (big #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (big :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (big :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

blockquote clj

(blockquote & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (blockquote "hello") (blockquote nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (blockquote {:onClick f} "hello") (blockquote #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (blockquote :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (blockquote :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

body clj

(body & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (body "hello") (body nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (body {:onClick f} "hello") (body #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (body :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (body :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

br clj

(br & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (br "hello") (br nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (br {:onClick f} "hello") (br #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (br :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (br :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

button clj

(button & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (button "hello") (button nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (button {:onClick f} "hello") (button #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (button :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (button :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

camel->colon-between clj

camel->kebab-case clj

camel->other-case clj

(camel->other-case sep)

canvas clj

(canvas & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (canvas "hello") (canvas nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (canvas {:onClick f} "hello") (canvas #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (canvas :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (canvas :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

caption clj

(caption & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (caption "hello") (caption nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (caption {:onClick f} "hello") (caption #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (caption :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (caption :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

circle clj

(circle & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (circle "hello") (circle nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (circle {:onClick f} "hello") (circle #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (circle :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (circle :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

cite clj

(cite & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (cite "hello") (cite nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (cite {:onClick f} "hello") (cite #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (cite :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (cite :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

clipPath clj

(clipPath & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (clipPath "hello") (clipPath nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (clipPath {:onClick f} "hello") (clipPath #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (clipPath :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (clipPath :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

code clj

(code & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (code "hello") (code nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (code {:onClick f} "hello") (code #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (code :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (code :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

coerce-attr-key clj

(coerce-attr-key k)

col clj

(col & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (col "hello") (col nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (col {:onClick f} "hello") (col #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (col :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (col :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

colgroup clj

(colgroup & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (colgroup "hello") (colgroup nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (colgroup {:onClick f} "hello") (colgroup #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (colgroup :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (colgroup :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

colon-between-attrs clj

component? clj

(component? x)

Returns true if the given arg is a server-side react component.

container-tag? clj

(container-tag? tag content)

Returns true if the tag has content or is not a void tag. In non-HTML modes, all contentless tags are assumed to be void tags.

create-element clj

(create-element tag)

(create-element tag opts & children)

Create a DOM element for which there exists no corresponding function. Useful to create DOM elements not included in React.DOM. Equivalent to calling js/React.createElement

data clj

(data & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (data "hello") (data nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (data {:onClick f} "hello") (data #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (data :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (data :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

datalist clj

(datalist & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (datalist "hello") (datalist nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (datalist {:onClick f} "hello") (datalist #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (datalist :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (datalist :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

dd clj

(dd & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (dd "hello") (dd nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (dd {:onClick f} "hello") (dd #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (dd :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (dd :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

defs clj

(defs & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (defs "hello") (defs nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (defs {:onClick f} "hello") (defs #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (defs :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (defs :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

del clj

(del & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (del "hello") (del nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (del {:onClick f} "hello") (del #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (del :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (del :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

details clj

(details & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (details "hello") (details nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (details {:onClick f} "hello") (details #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (details :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (details :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

dfn clj

(dfn & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (dfn "hello") (dfn nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (dfn {:onClick f} "hello") (dfn #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (dfn :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (dfn :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

dialog clj

(dialog & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (dialog "hello") (dialog nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (dialog {:onClick f} "hello") (dialog #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (dialog :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (dialog :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

div clj

(div & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (div "hello") (div nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (div {:onClick f} "hello") (div #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (div :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (div :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

dl clj

(dl & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (dl "hello") (dl nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (dl {:onClick f} "hello") (dl #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (dl :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (dl :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

dt clj

(dt & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (dt "hello") (dt nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (dt {:onClick f} "hello") (dt #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (dt :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (dt :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

element clj

(element {:keys [tag attrs react-key children] :as elem})

Creates a dom node.

element? clj

(element? x)

Returns true if the given arg is a server-side react element.

ellipse clj

(ellipse & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (ellipse "hello") (ellipse nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (ellipse {:onClick f} "hello") (ellipse #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (ellipse :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (ellipse :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

em clj

(em & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (em "hello") (em nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (em {:onClick f} "hello") (em #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (em :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (em :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

embed clj

(embed & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (embed "hello") (embed nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (embed {:onClick f} "hello") (embed #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (embed :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (embed :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

escape-html clj

(escape-html s)

fieldset clj

(fieldset & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (fieldset "hello") (fieldset nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (fieldset {:onClick f} "hello") (fieldset #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (fieldset :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (fieldset :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

figcaption clj

(figcaption & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (figcaption "hello") (figcaption nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (figcaption {:onClick f} "hello") (figcaption #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (figcaption :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (figcaption :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

figure clj

(figure & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (figure "hello") (figure nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (figure {:onClick f} "hello") (figure #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (figure :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (figure :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

footer clj

(footer & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (footer "hello") (footer nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (footer {:onClick f} "hello") (footer #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (footer :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (footer :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

form clj

(form & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (form "hello") (form nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (form {:onClick f} "hello") (form #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (form :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (form :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

g clj

(g & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (g "hello") (g nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (g {:onClick f} "hello") (g #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (g :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (g :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

gen-all-tags clj macro

(gen-all-tags)

gen-tag-fn clj

(gen-tag-fn tag)

h1 clj

(h1 & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (h1 "hello") (h1 nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (h1 {:onClick f} "hello") (h1 #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (h1 :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (h1 :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

h2 clj

(h2 & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (h2 "hello") (h2 nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (h2 {:onClick f} "hello") (h2 #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (h2 :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (h2 :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

h3 clj

(h3 & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (h3 "hello") (h3 nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (h3 {:onClick f} "hello") (h3 #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (h3 :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (h3 :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

h4 clj

(h4 & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (h4 "hello") (h4 nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (h4 {:onClick f} "hello") (h4 #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (h4 :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (h4 :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

h5 clj

(h5 & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (h5 "hello") (h5 nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (h5 {:onClick f} "hello") (h5 #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (h5 :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (h5 :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

h6 clj

(h6 & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (h6 "hello") (h6 nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (h6 {:onClick f} "hello") (h6 #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (h6 :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (h6 :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

head clj

(head & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (head "hello") (head nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (head {:onClick f} "hello") (head #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (head :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (head :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

header clj

(header & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (header "hello") (header nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (header {:onClick f} "hello") (header #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (header :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (header :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

hr clj

(hr & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (hr "hello") (hr nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (hr {:onClick f} "hello") (hr #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (hr :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (hr :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

html clj

(html & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (html "hello") (html nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (html {:onClick f} "hello") (html #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (html :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (html :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

i clj

(i & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (i "hello") (i nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (i {:onClick f} "hello") (i #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (i :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (i :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

iframe clj

(iframe & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (iframe "hello") (iframe nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (iframe {:onClick f} "hello") (iframe #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (iframe :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (iframe :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

img clj

(img & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (img "hello") (img nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (img {:onClick f} "hello") (img #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (img :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (img :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

input clj

(input & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (input "hello") (input nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (input {:onClick f} "hello") (input #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (input :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (input :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

ins clj

(ins & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (ins "hello") (ins nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (ins {:onClick f} "hello") (ins #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (ins :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (ins :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

kbd clj

(kbd & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (kbd "hello") (kbd nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (kbd {:onClick f} "hello") (kbd #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (kbd :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (kbd :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

kebab-case-attrs clj

key-escape-lookup clj

keygen clj

(keygen & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (keygen "hello") (keygen nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (keygen {:onClick f} "hello") (keygen #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (keygen :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (keygen :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

label clj

(label & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (label "hello") (label nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (label {:onClick f} "hello") (label #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (label :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (label :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

legend clj

(legend & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (legend "hello") (legend nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (legend {:onClick f} "hello") (legend #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (legend :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (legend :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

li clj

(li & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (li "hello") (li nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (li {:onClick f} "hello") (li #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (li :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (li :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

line clj

(line & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (line "hello") (line nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (line {:onClick f} "hello") (line #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (line :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (line :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

linearGradient clj

(linearGradient & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (linearGradient "hello") (linearGradient nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (linearGradient {:onClick f} "hello") (linearGradient #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (linearGradient :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (linearGradient :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

link clj

(link & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (link "hello") (link nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (link {:onClick f} "hello") (link #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (link :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (link :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

lower-case-attrs clj

main clj

(main & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (main "hello") (main nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (main {:onClick f} "hello") (main #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (main :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (main :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

map clj

(map & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (map "hello") (map nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (map {:onClick f} "hello") (map #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (map :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (map :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

mark clj

(mark & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (mark "hello") (mark nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (mark {:onClick f} "hello") (mark #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (mark :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (mark :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

mask clj

(mask & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (mask "hello") (mask nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (mask {:onClick f} "hello") (mask #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (mask :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (mask :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

menu clj

(menu & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (menu "hello") (menu nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (menu {:onClick f} "hello") (menu #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (menu :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (menu :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

menuitem clj

(menuitem & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (menuitem "hello") (menuitem nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (menuitem {:onClick f} "hello") (menuitem #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (menuitem :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (menuitem :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

meta clj

(meta & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (meta "hello") (meta nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (meta {:onClick f} "hello") (meta #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (meta :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (meta :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

meter clj

(meter & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (meter "hello") (meter nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (meter {:onClick f} "hello") (meter #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (meter :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (meter :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

nav clj

(nav & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (nav "hello") (nav nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (nav {:onClick f} "hello") (nav #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (nav :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (nav :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

no-suffix clj

node clj

(node component)

(node component name)

Returns the dom node associated with a component's React ref.

normalize-styles! clj

(normalize-styles! sb styles)

noscript clj

(noscript & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (noscript "hello") (noscript nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (noscript {:onClick f} "hello") (noscript #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (noscript :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (noscript :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

object clj

(object & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (object "hello") (object nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (object {:onClick f} "hello") (object #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (object :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (object :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

ol clj

(ol & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (ol "hello") (ol nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (ol {:onClick f} "hello") (ol #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (ol :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (ol :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

optgroup clj

(optgroup & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (optgroup "hello") (optgroup nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (optgroup {:onClick f} "hello") (optgroup #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (optgroup :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (optgroup :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

option clj

(option & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (option "hello") (option nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (option {:onClick f} "hello") (option #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (option :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (option :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

output clj

(output & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (output "hello") (output nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (output {:onClick f} "hello") (output #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (output :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (output :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

p clj

(p & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (p "hello") (p nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (p {:onClick f} "hello") (p #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (p :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (p :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

param clj

(param & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (param "hello") (param nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (param {:onClick f} "hello") (param #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (param :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (param :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

path clj

(path & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (path "hello") (path nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (path {:onClick f} "hello") (path #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (path :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (path :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

pattern clj

(pattern & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (pattern "hello") (pattern nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (pattern {:onClick f} "hello") (pattern #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (pattern :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (pattern :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

picture clj

(picture & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (picture "hello") (picture nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (picture {:onClick f} "hello") (picture #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (picture :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (picture :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

polygon clj

(polygon & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (polygon "hello") (polygon nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (polygon {:onClick f} "hello") (polygon #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (polygon :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (polygon :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

polyline clj

(polyline & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (polyline "hello") (polyline nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (polyline {:onClick f} "hello") (polyline #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (polyline :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (polyline :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

pre clj

(pre & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (pre "hello") (pre nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (pre {:onClick f} "hello") (pre #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (pre :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (pre :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

progress clj

(progress & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (progress "hello") (progress nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (progress {:onClick f} "hello") (progress #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (progress :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (progress :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

q clj

(q & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (q "hello") (q nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (q {:onClick f} "hello") (q #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (q :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (q :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

radialGradient clj

(radialGradient & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (radialGradient "hello") (radialGradient nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (radialGradient {:onClick f} "hello") (radialGradient #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (radialGradient :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (radialGradient :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

react-text-node clj

(react-text-node s)

HTML text node

rect clj

(rect & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (rect "hello") (rect nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (rect {:onClick f} "hello") (rect #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (rect :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (rect :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

render-attr-map! clj

(render-attr-map! sb tag attrs)

render-attribute! clj

(render-attribute! sb [key value])

render-element! clj

(render-element! {:keys [tag attrs children]} react-id sb)

Render a tag vector as a HTML element string.

render-styles! clj

(render-styles! sb styles)

render-to-str clj

(render-to-str x)

render-unescaped-html! clj

(render-unescaped-html! sb m)

render-xml-attribute! clj

(render-xml-attribute! sb name value)

rp clj

(rp & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (rp "hello") (rp nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (rp {:onClick f} "hello") (rp #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (rp :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (rp :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

rt clj

(rt & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (rt "hello") (rt nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (rt {:onClick f} "hello") (rt #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (rt :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (rt :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

ruby clj

(ruby & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (ruby "hello") (ruby nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (ruby {:onClick f} "hello") (ruby #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (ruby :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (ruby :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

s clj

(s & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (s "hello") (s nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (s {:onClick f} "hello") (s #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (s :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (s :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

samp clj

(samp & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (samp "hello") (samp nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (samp {:onClick f} "hello") (samp #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (samp :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (samp :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

script clj

(script & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (script "hello") (script nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (script {:onClick f} "hello") (script #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (script :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (script :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

section clj

(section & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (section "hello") (section nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (section {:onClick f} "hello") (section #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (section :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (section :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

select clj

(select & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (select "hello") (select nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (select {:onClick f} "hello") (select #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (select :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (select :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

small clj

(small & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (small "hello") (small nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (small {:onClick f} "hello") (small #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (small :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (small :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

source clj

(source & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (source "hello") (source nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (source {:onClick f} "hello") (source #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (source :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (source :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

span clj

(span & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (span "hello") (span nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (span {:onClick f} "hello") (span #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (span :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (span :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

stop clj

(stop & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (stop "hello") (stop nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (stop {:onClick f} "hello") (stop #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (stop :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (stop :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

strong clj

(strong & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (strong "hello") (strong nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (strong {:onClick f} "hello") (strong #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (strong :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (strong :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

style clj

(style & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (style "hello") (style nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (style {:onClick f} "hello") (style #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (style :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (style :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

sub clj

(sub & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (sub "hello") (sub nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (sub {:onClick f} "hello") (sub #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (sub :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (sub :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

summary clj

(summary & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (summary "hello") (summary nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (summary {:onClick f} "hello") (summary #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (summary :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (summary :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

sup clj

(sup & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (sup "hello") (sup nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (sup {:onClick f} "hello") (sup #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (sup :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (sup :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

svg clj

(svg & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (svg "hello") (svg nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (svg {:onClick f} "hello") (svg #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (svg :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (svg :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

table clj

(table & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (table "hello") (table nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (table {:onClick f} "hello") (table #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (table :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (table :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

tbody clj

(tbody & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (tbody "hello") (tbody nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (tbody {:onClick f} "hello") (tbody #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (tbody :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (tbody :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

td clj

(td & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (td "hello") (td nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (td {:onClick f} "hello") (td #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (td :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (td :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

text clj

(text & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (text "hello") (text nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (text {:onClick f} "hello") (text #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (text :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (text :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

text-node clj

(text-node s)

HTML text node

textarea clj

(textarea & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (textarea "hello") (textarea nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (textarea {:onClick f} "hello") (textarea #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (textarea :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (textarea :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

tfoot clj

(tfoot & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (tfoot "hello") (tfoot nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (tfoot {:onClick f} "hello") (tfoot #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (tfoot :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (tfoot :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

th clj

(th & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (th "hello") (th nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (th {:onClick f} "hello") (th #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (th :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (th :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

thead clj

(thead & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (thead "hello") (thead nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (thead {:onClick f} "hello") (thead #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (thead :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (thead :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

time clj

(time & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (time "hello") (time nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (time {:onClick f} "hello") (time #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (time :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (time :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

title clj

(title & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (title "hello") (title nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (title {:onClick f} "hello") (title #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (title :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (title :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

tr clj

(tr & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (tr "hello") (tr nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (tr {:onClick f} "hello") (tr #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (tr :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (tr :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

track clj

(track & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (track "hello") (track nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (track {:onClick f} "hello") (track #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (track :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (track :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

tspan clj

(tspan & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (tspan "hello") (tspan nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (tspan {:onClick f} "hello") (tspan #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (tspan :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (tspan :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

u clj

(u & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (u "hello") (u nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (u {:onClick f} "hello") (u #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (u :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (u :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

ul clj

(ul & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (ul "hello") (ul nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (ul {:onClick f} "hello") (ul #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (ul :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (ul :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

use clj

(use & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (use "hello") (use nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (use {:onClick f} "hello") (use #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (use :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (use :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

var clj

(var & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (var "hello") (var nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (var {:onClick f} "hello") (var #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (var :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (var :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

video clj

(video & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (video "hello") (video nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (video {:onClick f} "hello") (video #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (video :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (video :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")

wbr clj

(wbr & args)

Returns a server side DOM element. Can be invoked in several ways

These two are made equivalent at compile time (wbr "hello") (wbr nil "hello")

These two are made equivalent at compile time (wbr {:onClick f} "hello") (wbr #js {:onClick f} "hello")

There is also a shorthand for CSS id and class names (wbr :#the-id.klass.other-klass "hello") (wbr :#the-id.klass.other-klass {:onClick f} "hello")