Create a Jot.Task and run it:
Create a Jot.TaskSet:
TaskSets are useful if you need to share context between tasks:
You can access an attribute set in previous tasks of the same taskSet:
You can also output HTML strings or Elements:
Don't want to run right away? Setup input before running:
Get the output after running:
You can specify where a task should render its input and/or output:
Render a task without running:
You can also reset a task's output:
Sometimes you want to create a task that makes an asynchronous call:
Tasks can be expressed as function strings: