# fict

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> Reactive UI with zero boilerplate.

Fict is a UI library where you write plain JavaScript and the compiler figures out the reactivity.

> Write JavaScript; let the compiler handle signals, derived values, and DOM updates. It’s a new way to think about UI—not a drop-in replacement for React/Vue/Svelte. The promise is less code and lower cognitive load.

```jsx
function Counter() {
  let count = $state(0)
  const doubled = count * 2 // auto-derived, no useMemo needed

  return <button onClick={() => count++}>{doubled}</button>
}
```

**No `useMemo`. No dependency arrays. No `.value`. Just JavaScript.**

## Usage

```bash
npm install fict
# or
yarn add fict
```

You can visit [Fict](https://github.com/fictjs/fict) for more documentation.

## Package Surfaces

- `fict`: application-facing API and compiler macros (`$state`, `$effect`).
- `fict/plus`: async resource and lazy component helpers.
- `fict/advanced`: escape hatches for library authors and low-level reactive integration.
- `fict/experimental/loader`: Preview SSR/resume loader entrypoint (no semver
  guarantee; excluded from Core 1.0).
- `fict/internal`: compiler ABI for generated code only; do not import by hand.