Ranges & Objects

of= is one of three ways <for> can iterate.

Objects, with in= — parameters become key and value:

<for|key, value| in={a: 1, b: 2, c: 3}>
  ${key}: ${value}
</for>

Number ranges, with from= / step= and either an exclusive until= or an inclusive to=:

<for|num| until=5>${num}</for>          // 0 1 2 3 4
<for|num| from=3 to=7>${num}</for>      // 3 4 5 6 7
<for|num| from=2 to=10 step=2>${num}</for>  // 2 4 6 8 10

No counter array to build, no Object.entries dance — the tag speaks all three natively.

The dice game scoreboard on the right needs both:

1. The score table is written out by hand — replace the three rows with <for|player, score| in=scores> around one <tr>, cells ${player} and ${score}.
2. The die faces below should show 1 through 6 — replace the hardcoded spans with <for|n| from=1 to=6> around one <span>⚀${n}</span>-style face (just render [${n}]).
3. Add a player to the scores object; the table follows.