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⚡ Zero Virtual DOM • Zero Dependencies • src's Highest Version

Writing HTML is Tough.
We Made It Declarative.

Handwriting verbose HTML string concatenations and nested trees is exhausting and error-prone. json-to-dom translates pure, portable JSON specifications into native browser DOM nodes with blistering speed.

Explore Tag Guides Hub → <label> Guide → Try Live Compiler
npx json-to-dom [destination] # Copies v10 engine

Documentation Gateways

Everything you need to master json-to-dom

5 Core Hubs
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14 Tags

HTML Tag Guides

Deep dive into the 14 fundamental composite Table and Form tags (<label>, <input>, <table>, etc.) with W3C grammar rules, text/children constraints, and theme variants.

Active Blueprint: <label>
Open Guide →
Enter Tag Directory Hub → label.html →
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Spec Contract

Specification Schema & Guide →

The complete JSON authoring reference. Comprehensive rules for tagName, attributes, classList, textContent, events, and children.

Read Specification Schema →
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Pipeline

Runtime Architecture →

The structural boundary crossing. Learn how the engine separates the JSON Spec World from the DOM World, executes recursive node creation, and attaches native listeners.

Explore Architecture Diagrams →
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Live Demo

Interactive Playground →

Test and compile specifications live in the browser. Watch the engine build living HTML nodes with instant preview and interactive event execution.

Launch Live Playground →
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Browser Tools

JSON to DOM Tools →

Explore utilities built around the same spec contract, including separate Tailwind CSS and Bootstrap 5 upload-and-render workbenches that turn JSON specs into live browser DOM with instant preview.

Open JSON to DOM Hub →
30-Second Integration

How It Works in Your App

Modular Engine
// 1. Import the zero-dependency compiler (or copy via `npx json-to-dom`) import { buildSpecElement, buildSpecElementWithEvents } from "json-to-dom"; // 2. Declare your element specification const spec = { tagName: "button", textContent: "Save Voucher", attributes: { type: "button", class: "btn btn-primary px-4 py-2" }, events: { click: () => alert("Saved!") } }; // 3. Compile instantly into a native browser DOM node (events optional) const domNode = buildSpecElementWithEvents({ inSpec: spec }); document.getElementById("container").appendChild(domNode);