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@vyke/dom

v0.2.1

Published

Functional and tiny (<1kb) functions to query and handle the dom in a safe, easy and TypeScript friendly.

Downloads

41

Readme

Installation

npm i @vyke/dom

Examples

import { query, select } from '@vyke/dom'

const [app] = select(
	query<HTMLDivElement>('#app'),
)

console.log(app)
//           ^? HTMLDivElement

Querying inside an specific element

import { query, selectIn } from '@vyke/dom'

const [submitBtn] = selectIn(
	form,
	query<HTMLButtonElement>('#submit'),
)

console.log(submitBtn)
//             ^? HTMLButtonElement

API

find

Find an element within the parent

findAll

Find all elements within the parent

selectIn

select all the given queries within the given element

import { query, selectIn } from '@vyke/dom'

const [myDiv, listItems] = selectIn(
	document.body, // <- the container
	query<HTMLDivElement>('#my-div'), // type given as generic
	queryAll<HTMLLIElement>('.list-item'), // type given as the class
	// ^ this query will check `element instanceof HTMLLIElement
)

[!NOTE] If any of the given queries return null, the result will be undefined

select

Shortcut to selectIn using document as the container

import { query, select, selectIn } from '@vyke/dom'

const [myDiv, listItems] = selectIn(
	document, // <- the container
	query<HTMLDivElement>('#my-div'), // type given as generic
	queryAll<HTMLLIElement>('.list-item'), // type given as the class
	// ^ this query will check `element instanceof HTMLLIElement
)
// both ways are equivalent
const [myDiv, listItems] = select(
	query<HTMLDivElement>('#my-div'), // type given as generic
	queryAll<HTMLLIElement>('.list-item'), // type given as the class
	// ^ this query will check `element instanceof HTMLLIElement
)

query

Creates a query to be used inside of select or selectIn, and return only one element

import { query, select } from '@vyke/dom'

select(
	query<HTMLDivElement>('#my-div'), // type given as generic
	query('.list-item', HTMLLIElement), // type given as the class
	// ^ this query will check `element instanceof HTMLLIElement
)

queryAll

Similar to query but return an array of elements

import { query, select } from '@vyke/dom'
const [listItems] = select(
//         ^? Array<HTMLLIElement>
	queryAll<HTMLLIElement>('.list-item'),
)

removeClass

Helper functions for managing classes from an element.

enable

Enable an element

disable

Disable an element

on

Add an event listener to a target

const button = document.createElement('button')
on(button, 'click', () => console.log('clicked'))

on

Add an event listener to a target

const button = document.createElement('button')
on(button, 'click', () => console.log('clicked'))

on

Add an event listener to a target

const button = document.createElement('button')
on(button, 'click', () => console.log('clicked'))

off

Remove an event listener from a target

const button = document.createElement('button')
const handler = () => console.log('clicked')
on(button, 'click', handler)
off(button, 'click', handler)

off

Remove an event listener from a target

const button = document.createElement('button')
const handler = () => console.log('clicked')
on(button, 'click', handler)
off(button, 'click', handler)

off

Remove an event listener from a target

const button = document.createElement('button')
const handler = () => console.log('clicked')
on(button, 'click', handler)
off(button, 'click', handler)

isInput

Check if the element is an input element

isElement

Check if the element is a html element

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