The DoksJS architecture is based on the following components:
Components: DoksJS components are the basic building blocks of DoksJS applications. They are declarative, meaning that you can define the desired state of your component and DoksJS will take care of the rest.
State: The state of a DoksJS component is represented by a JavaScript object. This object can be used to store data that is used by the component.
Props: Props are the arguments that are passed to a DoksJS component. They can be used to pass data into the component.
Events: Events are used to communicate between DoksJS components. They can be used to trigger actions when certain events occur.
Router: The router is used to manage the navigation between different pages in a DoksJS application.
State management: DoksJS provides a number of different ways to manage state in your applications. This allows you to choose the approach that best suits your needs.
Styling: DoksJS uses CSS Modules to style your applications. This makes it easy to scope your styles to your application.
The DoksJS architecture is designed to be flexible and scalable. It allows you to build complex web applications without having to worry about the underlying implementation details.
