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htmx-js-api

Use the htmx JavaScript API for imperative integration in server-rendered apps. Use when calling htmx.ajax, htmx.process, htmx.trigger, htmx.on, htmx.off, htmx.onLoad, htmx.find, htmx.findAll, htmx.closest, htmx.addClass, htmx.removeClass, htmx.toggleClass, htmx.takeClass, configuring htmx.config, logging htmx events, or integrating non-htmx JavaScript with swapped content.

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# htmx JS API

Use this skill when declarative attributes are not enough. Prefer attributes first; reach for the JavaScript API to integrate with third-party widgets, dynamically injected markup, instrumentation, or programmatic request flows.

## Decision Rule

Use htmx attributes when the behavior is visible in the HTML and tied to one element. Use the JS API when:

- markup is inserted by non-htmx code and needs htmx processing;
- an external library needs to trigger an htmx request or event;
- event listeners must be registered centrally;
- debugging requires htmx logging;
- configuration must be set once during startup.