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§Sycamore API Documentation

Sycamore is a reactive library for creating web apps in Rust and WebAssembly.

This is the API docs for sycamore. If you are looking for the usage docs, checkout the Sycamore Book.

hydrate - Enables hydration support in DOM nodes. By default, hydration is disabled to reduce binary size.
serde - Enables serializing and deserializing Signals and other wrapper types using serde.
suspense - Enables wrappers around wasm-bindgen-futures to make it easier to extend a reactive scope into an async function.
nightly - Enables nightly-only features. This makes it slightly more ergonomic to use signals.
wasm-bindgen-interning (default) - Enables interning for wasm-bindgen strings. This improves performance at a slight cost in binary size. If you want to minimize the size of the result .wasm binary, you might want to disable this.
web (default) - Enables the web backend for Sycamore. This feature is enabled by most of the other features so you should rarely need to enable it manually.

hydrate
Render a View under a parent node by reusing existing nodes (client side hydration).
hydrate_in_scope
Render a View under a parent node, in a way that can be cleaned up.
hydrate_to
Render a View under a parent node by reusing existing nodes (client side hydration).
render
Render a View into the DOM. Alias for render_to with parent being the <body> tag.
render_in_scope
Render a View under a parent node, in a way that can be cleaned up.
render_to
Render a View under a parent node. For rendering under the <body> tag, use render instead.
render_to_string
Render a View into a static String. Useful for rendering to a string on the server side.
render_to_string_await_suspense
Renders a View into a static String while awaiting for all suspense boundaries to resolve. Useful for rendering to a string on the server side.
render_to_string_in_scope
Render a View into a static String in the current reactive scope.
render_to_string_stream
Renders a View to a stream.

Props
The derive macro for Props. The macro creates a builder-like API used in the view! macro.