chi-classes

Easily manage CSS classes on DOM nodes.

This module uses Node.js-style modules, for best results use browserify.

Example

var classes = require('chi-classes');

var div = document.createElement('div');

// Add some classes
classes(div).add('foo bar');

// Remove some classes
classes(div).remove('foo bar');

// Toggle classes
classes(div).toggle('selected');

// Chaining
classes(div).add('active').remove('foo');

// Check if a node has a class
classes(div).has('foo'); // true if div has the foo class

// Check if a node has multiple classes
classes(div).has('foo bar'); // true if div has both the foo and bar classes

// Work with multiple DOM nodes
classes(a, b, c).add('foo');
classes([a, [b, c]]).add('bar');
classes(document.querySelectorAll('div')).add('i-am-a-div');
classes(a, b, c).has('foo'); // true if a, b, and c all have the foo class

Reference

classes(...nodes)

Creates a new wrapper object. nodes can be any number of DOM nodes or arrays containing DOM nodes. It supports infinitely nested arrays and psuedo-array values such as NodeList objects.

#add(classes)

Adds the specified classes to all nodes. classes is a space-separated string of the classes to add to the nodes.

Returns this, which can be used to chain methods.

#remove(classes)

Removes the specified classes from all nodes. classes is a space-separated string of the classes to remove from the nodes.

Returns this, which can be used to chain methods.

#toggle(classes)

Toggles the specified classes on all nodes. If a node does not contain a class, the class is added to the node. If the node already contains a class, the class is removed from the node.

Returns this, which can be used to chain methods.

#has(classes)

Returns true if all the nodes include all the classes specified, otherwise it returns false.