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dom-funcs

v0.3.0

Published

A very limited subset of dom functions I use every day

Downloads

7

Readme

dom-funcs

A very limited subset of dom functions I use every day

Install

npm i dom-funcs

Package on npm

API

getAttributes(node, name)

Return serialized attributes data filtered by name

| Argument | Action | | :------ | :------- | | node | the tested Html Element node | | name | the searched name. Match exact name or names followed by - |

Return an object

  • keys are transform to camelcase
  • values are serialized. Number and Boolean are converted
  • values can be simple Math expressionsee toNumber
<div id="ref1" image-src="img.jpg" image-offset="250" image-z-index="1000" image-enabled="true" foo="bar"></div>
const getAttributes = require('dom-funcs/get-attributes')

// {src:'img.jpg', offset:250, zIndex:1000, enabled:true}
getAttributes(document.querySelector('#ref1'), 'image')

Get dataset values

<div id="ref2" data-ref-src="bg.jpg" data-ref-width="320" data-ref-z-index="10" data-foo="bar"></div>
const getAttributes = require('dom-funcs/get-attributes')

// {src:'bg.jpg', width:320, zIndex:10}
getAttributes(document.querySelector('#ref2'), 'data-ref')

Parse inner datas

<div id="ref3" image-src="img.jpg" image="offset(250) z-index(1000) enabled(true)" foo="bar"></div>
const getAttributes = require('dom-funcs/get-attributes')

// {src:'img.jpg', offset:250, zIndex:1000, enabled:true}
getAttributes(document.querySelector('#ref3'), 'image')

Using math expression

<div id="ref4" image="x(-.1 + -.2) y(100/250)"></div>
const getAttributes = require('dom-funcs/get-attributes')

// {x:-.3, y:.4}
getAttributes(document.querySelector('#ref4'), 'image')

loadImage(src, [cb], [ctx])

Create an image, execute a callback when the loading is done. Fallback with the famous transparent 1x1 gif

| Argument | Action | | :------ | :------- | | src | the source of the image | | cb | optional callback. Called once the loading is done with the image as first argument | | ctx | optional context of this, default to global |

Return the created image

const load = require('dom-funcs/load-image')

function onload(img) {
  // the image `width`
  img.width
}

var el = load('img.jpg', onload)
document.body.appendChild(el)

If the image doesn't exists, the returned image is a transparent 1x1 gif

const load = require('dom-funcs/load-image')

function onload(img) {
  // 1
  img.width
}

var el = load('path-to-nothing.jpg', onload)
document.body.appendChild(el)

Thanks

Mainly forked / inspired on

License

MIT