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strictdom is a tool that enforces correct usage of performance-sensitive DOM APIs by throwing errors when they are called out of the appropriate phase. It is particularly useful for libraries that aim to optimize DOM manipulation and prevent costly mistakes. By integrating strictdom, developers can ensure that their DOM interactions are performed at the right time, enhancing performance.

lurq health score
41/100
Confidence
unproven
Weekly downloads
3,744,193
Latest version
1.0.1
Last release
Aug 5, 2016
License
MIT

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