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@mmanos/swing-js

v2.1.4

Published

A lightweight collection of javascript components to help reduce the need for bloated 3rd-party libraries.

Downloads

15

Readme

Swing.js

Swing.js is a lightweight collection of javascript components to help reduce the need for bloated 3rd-party libraries. It's primary goals are:

  • Keeping filesizes small where possible.
  • Allowing components to be loaded independently (only load what you need).
  • Allowing components to be loaded in any sequence.
  • Supporting all modern browsers.

Components

The current list of components:

  • alert.js - HTML component for showing alert or confirm prompts.
  • asset.js - Utility to dynamically load javascript and css files.
  • collection.js - Utility to store and work with a set of models.
  • cookie.js - Utility to manage browser cookies.
  • core.js - Common helper functions used by several components.
  • date.js - Utility to manipulate and display dates.
  • dom.js - jQuery-like syntax for working with DOM elements.
  • dropdown.js - HTML component to render dropdown menus.
  • events.js - Utility to normalize and work with browser and custom events.
  • messenger.js - HTML component for rendering status messages in a browser.
  • modal.js - HTML component to render modal dialog boxes.
  • model.js - Utility to work with database models.
  • paginate.js - HTML component for rendering pagination links.
  • promise.js - Utility that implements the common promise pattern.
  • require.js - Utility to manage component dependencies.
  • resizer.js - Utility to help resize DOM elements to full page height.
  • resource.js - Utility to work with database resources.
  • validate.js - Utility and HTML component to help validate form input and render error messages.