cjs/index.js
function hyper(HTML) {
  return arguments.length < 2 ?
    (HTML == null ?
      content('html') :
      (typeof HTML === 'string' ?
        hyper.wire(null, HTML) :
        ('raw' in HTML ?
          content('html')(HTML) :
          ('nodeType' in HTML ?
            hyper.bind(HTML) :
            weakly(HTML, 'html')
          )
        )
      )) :
    ('raw' in HTML ?
      content('html') : hyper.wire
    ).apply(null, arguments);
}
function hyper(HTML) {
  return arguments.length < 2 ?
    (HTML == null ?
      content('html') :
      (typeof HTML === 'string' ?
        hyper.wire(null, HTML) :
        ('raw' in HTML ?
          content('html')(HTML) :
          ('nodeType' in HTML ?
            hyper.bind(HTML) :
            weakly(HTML, 'html')
          )
        )
      )) :
    ('raw' in HTML ?
      content('html') : hyper.wire
    ).apply(null, arguments);
}
function hyper ( HTML ) { return arguments . length < 2 ? ( HTML == null ? content ( 'html' ) : ( typeof HTML === 'string' ? hyper . wire ( null , HTML ) : ( 'raw' in HTML ? content ( 'html' ) ( HTML ) : ( 'nodeType' in HTML ? hyper . bind ( HTML ) : weakly ( HTML , 'html' ) ) ) ) ) : ( 'raw' in HTML ? content ( 'html' ) : hyper . wire ) . apply ( null , arguments ) ; }
by default, hyperHTML is a smart function that "magically" understands what's the best thing to do with passed arguments
by default hyperHTML is a smart function that magically understands what s the best thing to do with passed arguments