Map the messages to a different type.

Include a [`JsCommand`] with this update. [`JsCommand`] can be used to perform updates that can't otherwise be done with [`LiveView::render`], such a

Send the view a message This calls [`LiveView::update`] on the view followed by [`LiveView::render`] and returns the HTML template and any [`JsComman

Get the inner [`Input`] if any.

Return a response that contains an embedded live view. # Example ```rust use axum::response::IntoResponse; use axum_live_view::{ event_data::EventDa

Get the inner [`Form`] if any.

Spawn a future that is required to yield `()`. This means the future is required to handle all errors.

Deserialize the form into some type.

Send a message to the view. This will cause [`LiveView::update`] to be called. # Example This can for example to be used to re-render a view on an

Clear the value of input fields matching a CSS selector. # Example ``` axum_live_view::js_command::clear_value(".search-query"); ```

Combine multiple live views into one. Normally you cannot combine two or more views in the same `html!` template because the message types are differ

Delay the execution of the command by some duration. The duration will be rounded the nearest millisecond. Uses [`setTimeout`] in the browser. # Ex

Call [`LiveView::mount`] on the view. If `Ok(())` is returned then you'll get a [`TestViewHandle`] which can be used to send messages to the view. N

Re-render the HTML template. This calls [`LiveView::render`] on the view. This method is async because the view is running on a background task.

Spawn a live view on a background task and get a handle that can simulate mounting the view.