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bianco

v1.1.0

Published

Modern DOM helpers library written only in es6

Downloads

626

Readme

Logo bianco


Build Status NPM version NPM downloads MIT License

Bianco is a modern DOM helpers micro library

Why the hell?

Bianco is designed on the following main concepts that I was not able to find in any similar framework so far:

  • built in es2015 for es2015 projects
  • coded with standards targeting only modern browsers
  • modularity, bianco is totally designed in modules. Any bianco helper can be used alone without installing the whole framework
  • functional, in bianco we use only pure functions to let you build your software combining them however you want
  • size matters, any helper method tries to accomplish a specific functionality with the minimal amount of code
  • optimized for tree shacking and for build tools like rollup
  • readability & simplicity & elegance of the source code

Usage

import { $ } from 'bianco'
// or also
import $ from 'bianco.query'

const coolDivs = $('div').filter(d => d.classList.contains('cool'))

API

Bianco is build out on the top of many micro DOM helpers. It's strongly recommended to install only the modules you really need

TODO

List of the bianco modules to create:

  • [x] bianco.events
  • [x] bianco.query
  • [x] bianco.dom-to-array
  • [x] bianco.images-loader
  • [x] bianco.viewport
  • [x] bianco.force-reflow
  • [x] bianco.css
  • [x] bianco.attr
  • [x] bianco.pointer
  • [ ] ~~bianco.cookie~~ see cookie-js
  • [ ] ~~bianco.monad or bianco.chain?~~ see ruit
  • [ ] ~~bianco.stream~~ see erre
  • [ ] ~~bianco.animate~~ see animore
  • [ ] ~~bianco.ajax~~ (naa.. explain why fetch is better)
  • [ ] ~~bianco.template~~ (why? use es6 template strings instead!)