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data-settings

v0.1.1

Published

Get data from data-attributes

Downloads

7

Readme

data-settings

NPM version Build Status Downloads License

Getting data from data-attributes in DOM

Russian readme

Install

npm install data-settings

Usage

Simple get data:

<div class="component" data-component='{"format": "Y-m-d"}'></div>
import dataSettings from 'data-settings';

let element = document.querySelector('.component');
let data = dataSettings(element, 'component'); // { format: 'Y-m-d' }

Path in namespace:

<div class="component" data-component='{"value": 10, "subComponent": {"format": "Y-m-d"}}'></div>
import dataSettings from 'data-settings';

let element = document.querySelector('.component');
let data = dataSettings(element, 'component.subComponent'); // { format: 'Y-m-d' }

Shorthands usage:

<div class="component" data-component='{"value": 10}' data-component-format="Y-m-d" rel="group"></div>
import dataSettings from 'data-settings';

let element = document.querySelector('.component');
let data = dataSettings(element, 'component', null, {
    format: 'format',
    '@rel': 'group',
});
// { value: 10, format: 'Y-m-d', group: 'group' }

Strict mode:

<div class="component" data-component="test"></div>
import dataSettings from 'data-settings';

let element = document.querySelector('.component');
let data1 = dataSettings(element, 'component'); // 'test'
let data2 = dataSettings(element, 'component', null, null, true); // throw Error

Documentation

dataSettings(element, namespace[, defaultValue[, shorthands[, strict]]])

  • element {HTMLElement} - DOM element
  • namespace {string} - namespace
  • defaultValue {*} [undefinded] - value if data is not found
  • shorthands {Object} [undefinded] - shorthands list
  • strict {boolean} [false] - enable strict mode

Testing

To run tests, use:

npm test

If necessary, you can install launchers for other browsers and activate them in karma.conf.js:

npm i --save-dev karma-ie-launcher

Browser support

  • Internet Explorer 11+
  • Other modern browsers