With Krumelur it's possible to update a DOM element with new html content, it does so by using a virtual-dom to patch the element with changes from the new html string.
Should works on IE9 and up
Krumelur.apply(html, element)
Krumelur.applyOuter(html, element) alias to apply
Krumelur.applyInner(html, element)
Apply the html markup on the outerHTML on the element.
Apply the html markup on the innerHTML on the element. The html markup needs to be encapsulated in a tag that souround all the applied markup.
element = document.getElementById("body")
Krumelur.apply("<body id='body'><span>Applied on body outerHTML</span></body>", element)
Krumelur.applyInner("<span>Applied on body innerHTML</span>", element)npm install
npm run build generate public/krumelur.js
npm run build_minified generate public/krumelur.min.js
bundle install Ruby sinatra webserver is used to host the test files in ./views
rackup