Tiny JS

React-like API (pre-hooks). Cool ecosystem of similarly tiny tools and components. Highly recommended. <img align="top" height="24" src="./img/preact.svg">

vDOM framework with pure JS syntax and immutable state, <img align="top" height="24" src="./img/hyperapp.svg">

Hyperapp-style templates with imperative event listeners and updates, <img align="top" height="24" src="./img/redom.svg">

React-like library with hooks and concurrency, <img align="top" height="24" src="./img/fre.svg">

vDOM-based framework optimized for no-build setups, <img align="top" height="24" src="./img/vanjs-core.svg">

Hyperapp with state & effect hooks removed, <img align="top" height="24" src="./img/superfine.svg">

Tagged templates + reactive data, <img align="top" height="24" src="./img/arrow-jscore.svg">

jQuery-style DOM manipulation library, <img align="top" height="24" src="./img/umbrellajs.svg">

Plain event emitter that I use on most projects, <img align="top" height="24" src="./img/mitt.svg">

Nicer unsubscribe API, but no * event, <img align="top" height="24" src="./img/nanoevents.svg">

Also has .once method, <img align="top" height="24" src="./img/onfirejs.svg">

Simple stores with pleasant actions and selectors. Vanilla , React extra.

Modular store with good tree-shaking support, vanilla, + React extra. Supports all the top frameworks.

Atomic stores with lots of framework connectors, + React extra. Supports all the top frameworks.

Minimal redux-styled store with lots of framework connectors, . React extra + Vue, Svelte, Angular.

Centralized store with actions, + React

Store with useState-like API, , including React / preact connector.

Declarative router for React / preact, , also available as a standalone hook:

Routes as a nanostores store (framework-agnostic),

History-based observable router,

Route parser and matcher in

Convert path to regexp in

Parse querystrings in . Not sure you need it, URL API support is good.

Drop-in axios replacement for modern browsers,

Chainable API with error processing and lots of extra plugins,

Chainable API with error processing and lots of extra plugins,

Loose fetch polyfill,

Detect locale, load dictionaries, format dates / numbers,

Interpolation and dates / numbers,

Bare-bones template strings ({{hello}}, {{username}}) and custom functions for everyting else,

Small core with template strings,

Not tiny as a whole, but most functions are under 1 kB each (format and parse are quite heavy).

Almost moment.js-compatible API, covers most use cases,

Simple date / time formatter: {h}:{mm} -> 9:33,

Date / time formatter, only supports padded numeric output (September -> 09),

More of the same,

Parse & format ms durations, e.g. "1m" <-> 60000,

Format dates into stuff like X minutes ago or in X hours,

More of the same,

90 tree-shakable helpers (list).

187 tree-shakable helpers (list).

82 helpers in separate packages (list).

96 tree-shakable helpers. Lazy evaluation support.

contains many sub-1 kB helpers. It does not tree-shake as well as the libraries above due to codebase structure.

zod-style API with fine-grained checks: v8n().string().minLength(5).first("H").last("o"). No tree shaking,

The smallest validation library:

The most popular modular validation library with good tree-shaking,

Another modular validation library,

Composable functional validators,

Real UUIDs,

Random IDs with larger alphabet,

More of the same,

Hexadecimal IDs,

Manipulate colors and convert between spaces, . Extra features come as plugins, 150b to 1.5 kB each.

More of the same,

More of the same,

Attractive random colors with configuration.

Pan, swipe, tap, doubletap, longpress, and pinch / rotate. My personal favorite. .

Configurable pan, swipe, tap, doubletap, longpress.

Unified interface for mouse, touch and pointer events,

Detect present and primary input method (touch / mouse) and supported events,

attempts a modular approach to gesture detection, but the core is around 2 kB without any gesture recognizers.

used in ant design system, could be the only react component on the list, but babel-runtime / corejs polyfills hard-wired into the build push the ~2.5 kB size to over 10 kB.

Feature-rich and customizable: multi-field indices, stop words, custom stemmers and tokenizers.

Similar to js-search, differs in ranking and is less strict for multi-word queries (compare). Supports field weights.

Also similar, (compare)

Index-free search (slower, but easier to use) with sane ordering

is 17 kB with 15 languages

supports 30 languages but only works with lunr, the most promising one is natural but it depends on Node.js.

but it depends on Node.js.