Iteration 3: closes the browser API gap needed for real web pages.
New builtins in el_runtime.js:
Extended DOM: dom_set_attr, dom_get_attr, dom_remove_attr, dom_set_html,
dom_get_html, dom_get_parent, dom_contains_class, dom_get_checked,
dom_set_checked
Timers: set_timeout, set_interval, clear_interval
Local storage: local_storage_get, local_storage_set, local_storage_remove
Window: window_location, window_redirect, window_on_load
Debug: console_log
All browser-only functions use _ensureBrowser guard. Timer functions
work in both Node and browser. All new names added to __el export
object, ES named exports, and codegen-js.el destructure preamble.
Spec table updated to document new categories.
- el_runtime.js: add 19 dom_* builtins (browser-only, throw in Node),
window_set/window_get for exposing El functions to the browser global
scope, and native_js/native_js_call escape hatches for third-party libs
- codegen-js.el: destructure all new builtins in generated preamble; add
@async decorator support that emits async function + await at call sites
for known-async HTTP builtins and user-declared @async functions; pre-
registration pass ensures forward calls to @async functions get await
- spec/codegen-js.md: mark Phase 3 (DOM bridge) implemented, document
@async approach and its limitations, update builtin table and status
- examples/browser-counter.el: canonical example showing dom_get_element,
dom_set_text, dom_is_null, window_set, and state_set/get
- .gitea/workflows/sdk-release.yaml: build elc from bootstrap, run tests,
publish latest release, dispatch el-sdk-updated to downstream repos
- install.sh: one-command El SDK install from Gitea release
Will Anderson