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Re:_hyperscript: A jQuery and JavaScript Alternative by klibertp on Wednesday April 21, 2021 @12:12PM (#26891570)
Apparently when the fetch fails, it triggers an `fetch:error` event[1], which can (probably) be handled somewhere. No idea about formatting the response, though.

I think it's quite natural for there to be large gaps in functionality provided: it looks like a rather young and unpopular project, so the additional code needed to handle more situations from within the language still needs to get written. jQuery also didn't have a whole universe of plugins from day 1, but was useful enough anyway. Not saying this project has a chance to become another jquery, just that it too can be useful even in a far-from-complete state.

[1] https://github.com/bigskysoftware/_hyperscript/blob/master/s...

Re:_hyperscript: A jQuery and JavaScript Alternative by deniz-a on Wednesday April 21, 2021 @01:33PM (#26892812)
Yep, you can have an `on fetch:error` clause in the element's script.

Wrt. formatting the response, I'm experimenting with a hyperscript template language [1]. However, we don't yet have a design for imperatively building DOM trees (other than just doing it the same way you would in JS).

[1]: https://dev.hyperscript.org/commands/render/