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Pure, beautiful Ruby |
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Phlex gives you HTML semantics in Ruby so you can use your existing skills designing object-oriented views. Plus, you get to use tools like RubyLSP, Rubocop and Simplecov. |
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Fast enough |
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Phlex renders HTML at ~1gbps per core on a MacBook Pro (M3 Max) and it doesn’t slow down the more components you extract. |
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Rails integration |
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Phlex works great with Rails. It supports all Rails helpers and plays nicely with ViewComponent, ActionView, Stimulus, Turbo and Tailwind. |
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Structural safety |
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Phlex is designed to structurally prevent cross-site-scripting (XSS) attacks by default. |
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Sensible isolation |
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Phlex components only depend on the data you pass in, making them easier to test and reuse. |
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Zero dependencies |
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Phlex has no dependencies and the Rails extension only depends on Rails itself. |
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Kits |
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You can package up components into “kits” for easy reuse across projects. Kits can be shared with the community as Ruby gems or kept for internal use. |
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Selective rendering |
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You can render a view targeting a specific DOM ID. Phlex only does the work to render just the parts you want. This is great for partial Hotwire updates like Turbo Frames. |
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Streaming |
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Phlex can stream responses to boost time to first byte (TTFB). In some cases users can see the first static content before the database has even responded. |
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