btnref

btnref is a lightweight, open-source JavaScript library designed to simplify the creation and management of button components in web applications. It provides a minimalistic approach to button styling and functionality without requiring extensive configuration or dependency on heavy frameworks. The library is particularly useful for developers seeking a quick solution for consistent button styling across projects.

Developed with simplicity in mind, btnref offers a single function, `btnref()`, which returns a button element with predefined styles and attributes. Users can customize buttons by passing options such as text, classes, event handlers, and accessibility attributes like `aria-label`. The library supports modern browser features and includes basic accessibility considerations, such as keyboard navigation and focus states.

One of the key advantages of btnref is its small footprint, typically under 1 KB when minified, making it ideal for performance-sensitive applications. It does not enforce a specific design system, allowing developers to integrate it with existing CSS frameworks or custom styles. The library also includes utility methods for dynamically updating button states, such as enabling or disabling buttons based on application logic.

btnref is released under an open-source license, encouraging community contributions and modifications. It is maintained as a standalone project, though it can be combined with other libraries or frameworks as needed. The library’s simplicity and flexibility make it a practical choice for developers looking to enhance button functionality with minimal overhead.

Documentation and examples are available through its repository, where users can find installation instructions, usage guides, and API references. The project welcomes feedback and contributions to improve its functionality and maintain compatibility with evolving web standards.