> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://bemtv.gitbook.io/bemtvjs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://bemtv.gitbook.io/bemtvjs/readme.md).

# README

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### Key Features

* Cleaner syntax than other UI libraries and frameworks.
* No “props”. A new way for parent component to pass data to child components.
* Instead of a common routing system or based on files, Bemtv brings a new innovative routing system that is capable of “transforming” a component into a route automatically according to its use in the application.
* Separation of logic related to DOM events from the component template.
* Semi-automatic Code-Splitting.
* CSS-In-JS and CSS-In-Template.
* The design of the components allows the export of all the methods belonging to it, which allows the use of these methods in any part of the application.
* Easy two-way binding between component variables and HTML element properties and attributes.
* Hooks.
* Transform functions that separate data structures like Array, Set, Map and Object from their markup for the template.
* Brackethtml markup language: instead of **`<div>Hey!</div>`** do this: **`div[Hey!]`**.
* Declarative syntactic sugars through the component template.
* It's just Javascript, no JSX or build-time needed, just add it to your *index.html* and have fun!

**“Before you play with Bemtv, do think twice and if you enjoy too much, don't be     surprised! ”**