Here is yet another JavaScript framework: Attractive.js. Use JavaScript by writing HTML attributes.

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Attractive.js is a minimal JavaScript library that adds interactivity to websites using only HTML data attributes, requiring no JavaScript code. It supports actions like toggling classes, manipulating attributes, form submission, clipboard operations, and dialog handling through a simple data-action syntax. Designed as a lighter alternative to Stimulus for static sites and early-stage Rails apps, it works alongside Stimulus when more advanced functionality is needed. The library draws inspiration from Stimulus and Alpine but aims for maximum simplicity, making it ideal for quickly shipping Turbo-powered Rails applications with basic interactivity.

Announcing Attractive.js, a new JavaScript-free JavaScript library

<p>i like the clipboard action, something i wish html5 support natively</p>
<p>otherwise, i wouldnt be able to think cases where i would solely use this without still using JS in my page</p>
