New $html special attribute.

Current implementation processes $text value as innerHTML: Here is a code:

if(key === "$text"){
   if(typeof val === "function") val = Phenotype.multiline(val);
   if(val.toString().length > 0) {
        $node.innerHTML = val;
  }
} 

My proposal is to use new $html attribute for this purpose:

if(key === "$html"){
  if(typeof val === "function") val = Phenotype.multiline(val);
  if(val.toString().length > 0) {
        $node.innerHTML = val;
  }
} 

and in case of $text, we append text content to node.:

if(key === "$text"){
   . . .
   var textnode=document.createTextNode(val);
   $node.appendChild(textnode);           
}

[codehz]

Why not use innertext for $text and innerHTML for $html?

[Caffeinix]

What @fprijate is asking for sounds to me like protection from XSS vulnerabilities. Speaking for myself, I would not expect HTML content added to $text to be active; that sounds like a pretty big security hole actually. In fact, if you do add an $html, I would recommend naming it something like $unsafeHtml instead to make it very clear that it must never be used to insert anything that comes from user content.