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@oshx/dom-tools

v1.0.4

Published

Trivial shorthand tool for specific fits

Downloads

18

Readme

@oshx/dom-tools

Node.js Package

Trivial shorthand tool for specific fits.

Installation

~$ npm i @oshx/dom-tools

APIs

Once-series

onceIframe

Hidden iframe will be created temporarily.

Imagine this situation. You have role in web development, and your web application will be launched in a webview of that app. Sometimes, you should call some appscheme or deeplink in your hidden iframe.

It should be useful!

onceScript

Script file called with memoized.

You can use that while dynamic import with legacy javascript files. Sometimes you can use that with logging.

import { onceIframe, onceScript } from '@oshx/dom-tools';

onceIframe('app://scheme');
// call that app scheme then iframe will be disappeared after 300 miliseconds

onceIframe('https://deeplink.page', 100);
// call that deeplink page then iframe will be disappeared after 100 miliseconds

onceScript('https://lib.site/temp/logger.js');

Unique DOM

It has objects like html, head, body. And you can check your once series called list.

import { uniqueDOM } from '@oshx/dom-tools';

/** 
 * uniqueDOM {
 *  root
 *  head
 *  body
 *  iframe {
 *   [...iframeSrcs...]: <...iframe elements...>
 *  }
 *  script {
 *   [...scriptSrcs...]: <...script elements...>
 *  }
 * }
 */

Constants

It contains some trivial Regular Expressions.

import { REGEXP_VALID_URI, REGEXP_VALID_PATH } from '@oshx/dom-tools';

// Regular Expressions
REGEXP_VALID_URI.test('https://hostname:port/path/?searchParams');
REGEXP_VALID_PATH.test('./path/to/valid');

Types

Do you need assistance?

import { UniqueDOM } from '@oshx/dom-tools/@types';

For fun!

It made for fun to me. Honestly, I made it for trying to use 'rollup'.

initial created at 2023-03-10