Reken - Web Development Framework

1. Introduction

   • What is Reken?
   • Key Features
   • Who Should Use Reken?
   • Getting Started

2. Installation and Setup

   • Downloading Reken
   • Adding Reken to Your Project
   • Compatibility

3. Basics

   • Understanding Reken Attributes
   • Creating Your First Dynamic Element
   • Conditional Rendering
   • Render Iterations
   • Handling User Input
   • Working with REST APIs

4. Reken Attribute Reference

   • data-text
   • data-html
   • data-value
   • data-style
   • data-attr-[attr]
   • data-class
   • data-if
   • data-for
   • data-action
   • data-on-
   • data-timer
   • data-interval
   • data-rest
   • data-rest-options
   • data-calc
   • data-route
   • data-component
   • data-arg-*
   • data-bind-*
   • data-include
   • data-ref

5. Advanced Features

   • Component Creation and Usage
   • Routing with Reken
   • Handling Reken Events
   • Using Components and Slots
   • Data Binding and Component State

6. JavaScript API

   • reken Object Overview
   • reken.version
   • reken.force_calculate()
   • reken.forceCalculate() (deprecated)
   • rekenready event
   • rekeninitialized event

7. Examples and Use Cases

   • Building Dynamic Web Pages
   • Interactive Forms and User Interfaces
   • Using REST APIs with Reken
   • Creating Reusable Components

8. Best Practices

   • Structuring Your Reken-Based Projects
   • Optimizing for Performance
   • Debugging and Troubleshooting

9. FAQs

   • Common Questions and Answers
   • Troubleshooting Tips

10. Resources

• Reken Demos
• Reken REPL
• Community and Support

11. License

• Open Source License Information

12. Acknowledgments

• Credits and Acknowledgments

13. Contact

• How to Get in Touch with the Reken Team

14. Appendix

• Additional Technical Details and Notes

The above outline provides a structured framework for creating documentation for Reken, covering everything from installation to advanced features, best practices, and even a section for contributors.