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elm-spa

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single page apps made easy

try it out

npx elm-spa init new-project

or just install the elm package

elm install ryannhg/elm-spa

or run the example

cd example && npm start

overview

When you create an app with the elm/browser package, you can build anything from a static Html msg page to a fully-fledged web Browser.application.

elm-spa uses that design at the page-level, so you can quickly add new pages to your Elm application!

the four kinds of pages:

  1. static – a page that only renders HTML.
  2. sandbox – a page with state.
  3. element – a page with side-effects.
  4. component – a page with global state.

Check out the package docs to learn more!