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@limetech/mdc-dom

v4.0.1-p4.0.0.1

Published

DOM manipulation utilities for Material Components for the web

Downloads

73

Readme

DOM

MDC DOM provides commonly-used utilities for inspecting, traversing, and manipulating the DOM.

Most of the time, you shouldn't need to depend on mdc-dom directly. It is useful however if you'd like to write custom components that follow MDC Web's pattern and elegantly integrate with the MDC Web ecosystem.

Installation

npm install @limetech/mdc-dom

Basic Usage

import * as ponyfill from '@limetech/mdc-dom/ponyfill';

See Importing the JS component for more information on how to import JavaScript.

Ponyfill Functions

The ponyfill module provides the following functions:

Function Signature | Description --- | --- closest(element: Element, selector: string) => ?Element | Returns the ancestor of the given element matching the given selector (which may be the element itself if it matches), or null if no matching ancestor is found. matches(element: Element, selector: string) => boolean | Returns true if the given element matches the given CSS selector.

Event Functions

External frameworks and libraries can use the following event utility methods.

Method Signature | Description --- | --- util.applyPassive(globalObj = window, forceRefresh = false) => object | Determine whether the current browser supports passive event listeners

NOTE: The function util.applyPassive cache its results; forceRefresh will force recomputation, but is used mainly for testing and should not be necessary in normal use.