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@roukara/nodo

v0.0.1

Published

A class designed to facilitate the manipulation of DOM elements within web pages.

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2

Readme

@roukara/nodo

@roukara/nodo is a class designed to facilitate the manipulation of DOM elements within web pages. It serves as a base class, allowing for easy selection and manipulation of DOM elements, class management, and maintaining references to child elements through props.

Features

  • Simple selection and manipulation of DOM elements.
  • Management of references and event listeners through props.

Installation

Install @roukara/nodo using npm:

npm install @roukara/nodo

Usage

Below is an example of how to use @roukara/nodo as a base class to create a more specific component class that adds custom functionality and handles events through props.

import Nodo from '@roukara/nodo';

type ButtonProps = {
  onClick: () => void;
};

// Extend Nodo to create a custom button component
class ButtonComponent extends Nodo<HTMLButtonElement> {
  constructor(selector: string, props?: ButtonProps) {
    super(selector, props);
    this.el.addEventListener('click', this.handleClick.bind(this));
  }

  handleClick() {
    this.props.onClick();
  }
}

// Use the ButtonComponent with an onClick prop
const button = new ButtonComponent('button', {
  onClick: () => console.log('Button clicked!')
});

Properties

el: HTMLElement
The DOM element that this Nodo instance is associated with.

props: NodoProps
An object containing optional properties for the Nodo instance, such as event handlers and other settings.

refs: { [key: string]: HTMLElement | HTMLElement[] }
An object containing references to child elements of the Nodo instance's element. The keys are the data-ref attribute values of the child elements.

API

constructor(selector: string | HTMLElement, props?: NodoProps)
Initializes a Nodo instance with the specified data-el value or DOM element. Optional properties can include event handlers and other settings.

License

This project is released under the ISC License.