TeaLeaf is a Python web framework designed to work seamlessly with HTeaPot. It provides a declarative and reactive approach to building web applications, inspired by SwiftUI. TeaLeaf allows you to create server-side rendered (SSR) applications

• Server-Side Rendering (SSR): Generate HTML on the server for improved performance.
• Declarative UI: Define your UI using a simple function-based syntax.
• Session managment: TeaLeaf keep and handle data for sessions autmatically.
• WSGI and API Handling: Serve dynamic content and interact with APIs.
• SuperStore: A built-in store system that generates CRUD endpoints for data management.
• Scoped Styling: Components can define their styles, which are automatically scoped and injected.
• Reactivity: Automatically update components using SSE.
• Component-Based Architecture: Reusable components for structuring your application.
• Hydration Support: Enable dynamic updates without full-page reloads.

TeaLeaf is still in development and not yet available as a package. You can clone the repository and integrate it into your project manually.

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/your-repo/tealeaf.git

# Navigate to the project folder
cd tealeaf

from TeaLeaf.WSGI import WSGI
from tealeaf.Html.Elements import body, h1, p, Button
app = WSGI()

app.route("/")
def index():
    return body(
        h1("Welcome to TeaLeaf!"),
        p("A simple and reactive Python web framework."),
        Button("Click me")
    )

app = WSGI()
SuperStore(app)
todo_store = Store()
todo_store.create(id="todo",data=[])


app.route("/todos")
def todos():
    return body(
        script(todo_store.do.js()),
        h1("TO-DO tasks"),
        [h3(c) for c in todo_store.read("todo")],
        div(
            textInput().id("new-todo"),
            button("Create").attr(
                onclick=todo_store.do.Update(
                    "todo",
                    Dom("#new-todo")
                )),
        ).row()
    )

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to submit issues or pull requests to improve TeaLeaf.

eaLeaf is released under the MIT License.