betterhtml.js
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betterhtml is a JS library that allows developers to build html documents as JS objects and then build them to real html
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betterhtml
betterhtml is a JS library that allows developers to build html documents as JS objects and then build them to real html
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class Element(name, content, attributes)
Element(name, content, attributes)Attributes
Element is a betterhtml class. It is built as an html element with opening and closing tags. It has three parameters : name / content / attributes. The name of a betterhtml Element is the name of the html element, for example : h1, p, div ... The content of a betterhtml Element is comparable to the innerHTML attribute of a html element. The content can be either a string in the case of an element that doesn't contain other elements or an array if the element itself contains other elements. The attributes of a betterhtml Element are the attributes that are going to be built with the html, for example : style, src, onclick...
Methods
render()The render method builds the element to a normal html element, it takes no arguments.
push(element)The push method of a betterhtml element adds a new element to the content of the element
querySelectorAll(query)The querySelectorAll method of a betterhtml element returns all of the elements inside of the element's content that respect the query.
querySelector(query)The querySelector method of a betterhtml element returns the first element inside of the element's content that respect the query.
class Ball(name, attributes)
Ball(name, attributes)Attributes
Element is a betterhtml class. It is built as an html element with only opening tags. It has two parameters : name / attributes. The name of a betterhtml Ball is the name of the html element, for example : link, br, meta ... The attributes of a betterhtml Ball are the attributes that are going to be built with the html, for example : name, src, content...
Methods
render()The render method builds the element to a normal html element, it takes no arguments.
Example
const Element = require("betterhtml").Element
const Ball = require("betterhtml").Ball
let html = new Element("html")
html.push(new Element("head"))
html.push(new Element("body"))
html.querySelector("head").push(new Element("title", "This is a test page!"))
html.querySelector("body").push(new Element("h1", "This is a test heading!"))
html.querySelector("body").push(new Element("div", [], {id: "content", class: "contentor"}))
html.querySelector("body").querySelector("#content").push(new Element("h2", "This is a smaller heading inside of a div"))
html.querySelector("body").querySelector("#content").push(new Element("p", "This is a paragraph inside of a div"))
html.querySelector("body").querySelector("#content").push(new Ball("img", {src: "https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6a/JavaScript-logo.png", width: "250px"}))
console.log(html.render())
Gives the result
<html >
<head >
<title >This is a test page!</title>
</head>
<body >
<h1 >This is a test heading!</h1>
<div id="content" class="contentor" >
<h2 >This is a smaller heading inside of a div</h2>
<p >This is a paragraph inside of a div</p>
<img src="https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6a/JavaScript-logo.png" width="250px" >
</div>
</body>
</html>