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Name: Templ Htmx
Author: Xe

// Build interactive hypermedia-driven applications with templ and HTMX. Use when creating dynamic UIs, real-time updates, AJAX interactions, mentions 'HTMX', 'dynamic content', or 'interactive templ app'.

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name	templ-htmx
description	Build interactive hypermedia-driven applications with templ and HTMX. Use when creating dynamic UIs, real-time updates, AJAX interactions, mentions 'HTMX', 'dynamic content', or 'interactive templ app'.

Templ + HTMX Integration

Use progressive disclosure: first make one interaction work, then scale to advanced behaviors.

Level 1: First Working Flow

Use this skill for server-driven interactivity without a JS framework.

Mount HTMX assets in server setup.
Include HTMX script in the layout.
Add hx-* attributes to a component.
Return a partial component from the handler.
Branch full-page vs fragment responses with HTMX request detection.

import "within.website/x/web/htmx"

func main() {
    mux := http.NewServeMux()
    htmx.Mount(mux)
}

import "within.website/x/web/htmx"

templ Layout() {
    <html>
        <head>@htmx.Use()</head>
        <body>{ children... }</body>
    </html>
}

Level 2: Core HTMX Controls

hx-get / hx-post: trigger requests.
hx-target: pick where response lands.
hx-swap: choose replacement strategy (innerHTML, outerHTML, beforeend).
hx-trigger: control event timing (click, change, every 5s, etc).
hx-indicator: show loading state.

Level 3: Advanced Server Patterns

Detect HTMX requests with htmx.Is(r) and return fragments.
Use out-of-band updates for multi-region refreshes.
Use response headers (HX-Trigger, HX-Redirect) for client behavior.
Preserve progressive enhancement: endpoints should still work without JS.

func profileHandler(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
    if htmx.Is(r) {
        _ = components.ProfilePanel().Render(r.Context(), w)
        return
    }
    _ = components.ProfilePage().Render(r.Context(), w)
}

Escalate to Other Skills

Need handler/routing structure: use templ-http.
Need reusable component APIs: use templ-components.
Need template syntax help: use templ-syntax.

References

Quick start: resources/quick-start.md
Interaction patterns: resources/interaction-patterns.md
Advanced responses: resources/advanced-responses.md
HTMX docs: https://htmx.org/docs/
Hypermedia Systems: https://hypermedia.systems/

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Templ + HTMX Integration

Use progressive disclosure: first make one interaction work, then scale to advanced behaviors.

Level 1: First Working Flow

Use this skill for server-driven interactivity without a JS framework.

Mount HTMX assets in server setup.

Include HTMX script in the layout.

Add hx-* attributes to a component.

Return a partial component from the handler.

Branch full-page vs fragment responses with HTMX request detection.

import "within.website/x/web/htmx" func main() { mux := http.NewServeMux() htmx.Mount(mux) }

import "within.website/x/web/htmx" templ Layout() { <html> <head>@htmx.Use()</head> <body>{ children... }</body> </html> }

Level 2: Core HTMX Controls

hx-get / hx-post: trigger requests.

hx-target: pick where response lands.

hx-swap: choose replacement strategy (innerHTML, outerHTML, beforeend).

hx-trigger: control event timing (click, change, every 5s, etc).

hx-indicator: show loading state.

Level 3: Advanced Server Patterns

Detect HTMX requests with htmx.Is(r) and return fragments.

Use out-of-band updates for multi-region refreshes.

Use response headers (HX-Trigger, HX-Redirect) for client behavior.

Preserve progressive enhancement: endpoints should still work without JS.

func profileHandler(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) { if htmx.Is(r) { _ = components.ProfilePanel().Render(r.Context(), w) return } _ = components.ProfilePage().Render(r.Context(), w) }

Escalate to Other Skills

Need handler/routing structure: use templ-http.

Need reusable component APIs: use templ-components.

Need template syntax help: use templ-syntax.

References

Quick start: resources/quick-start.md

Interaction patterns: resources/interaction-patterns.md

Advanced responses: resources/advanced-responses.md

HTMX docs: https://htmx.org/docs/

Hypermedia Systems: https://hypermedia.systems/

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Templ + HTMX Integration

Level 1: First Working Flow

Level 2: Core HTMX Controls

Level 3: Advanced Server Patterns

Escalate to Other Skills

References

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Level 1: First Working Flow

Level 2: Core HTMX Controls

Level 3: Advanced Server Patterns

Escalate to Other Skills

References