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For me, that's the beauty of Web Components. You can find (or build) a base class that works the way you need it. I like a React class component style class with an XState-inspired state machine built in.

https://github.com/codewithkyle/supercomponent/blob/master/s...

Have you tried HTMX before? Seems strongly aligned, with HTMX perhaps having a bigger community. Curious if you have, and found it lacking in some way.

The Cami page already mentions htmx.

ctrl+f htmx

"For folks who have an existing server-rendered application, you can use Cami to add interactivactivity to your application, along with other MPA-oriented libraries like HTMX, Unpoly, Turbo, or TwinSpark."

Replace JSX with a custom non-standard DSL, call it a win.

It's a win because it means no build step. You could also say that JSX is a custom, non-standard DSL.