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An HTML Visualizer & DOM Libraryrary

A Document Object Model for storing and working of tree for HTML and XML documents.

Alongside, it consists of an HTML Visualizer to visualize how your html looks to the browser.

It defines a complex tree of classes with preorder depth first traversal order.

Basically, it is a very complex tree implementation strictly abiding to the rules of the DOM STANDARD defined by an organization named WhatWG.

It is the most crucial part of a browser & they basically depend on this. The functions you use use addEventListener(), dipatchEvent(), document.write(), etc.. are all written in this library :)

It is the intermediate which is created when HTML is parsed.

So let's understand this clearly ! In broader sense:-

When we load a website, its HTML, CSS and JS is fetched and every component is parsed.

• First HTML is parsed and DOM ( Document Object Model ) tree is created !
• Then CSS is parsed and CSSOM ( CSS Object Model ) is created !
• Both the DOM and CSSOM are combined to create the Render Tree !
• Finally using the Render Tree, we see the website on the screen after
  some processes of layout, painting , compositing, etc..

This repository implements the DOM tree for the HTML parsing !

There are so many browsers in the world like Google Chrome, Brave, Microsoft Edge, Firefox,etc.. but how is it that a website looks the same on all of them ???

Reason
This is possible because of the standards that all browsers or specifically rendering engines follow !
And that's what we are doing here, following the DOM Standard by WhatWG !

There are 2 parts:

1. HTML Visualizer - Running executables from Releases - (It runs the library using bindings too, but mainly written in Python)
2. DOM Library - Just clone this repository and include the src/Webelo.cpp in your file and you are set yo go !!

You can run the examples here to test bro/sis !!

Docs are available at https://webelo.onrender.com for DOM Library

Yup ! Anyone can contribute, just know c++ and dive into the documentation ! But don't get bored, there's HTML Parser and browser coming up after that ! It's a chain !

Bindings for Python, Rust and JS will be available after initial release.