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dom-mutation

v1.0.2

Published

Simple dom mutation as base for frontend frameworks. This library serves as a layer to build frontend frameworks on top of it. An abstraction to manipulate DOM without making the hands dirty.

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dom-mutatation

Simple dom mutation as base for frontend frameworks. This library serves as a layer to build frontend frameworks on top of it. An abstraction to manipulate DOM without making the hands dirty.

Create a new DomMutation object

Either you can create an object that lives only in memory for testing or server purposes or you can work with the browser dom

BrowserMutation

import { createBrowserMutation } from "dom-mutation";

const root = document.getElementById("root");

const domMutation = createBrowserMutation(root);

MemoryMutation

import { createMemoryMutation } from "dom-mutation";

const domMutation = createMemoryMutation();

Add elements to the dom

const divElement = domMutation.add(domMutation.getRoot(), null, 'div', { style: { color: 'blue' } })
const txtElement = domMutation.add(divElement, null, 'text', { text: 'Hello World' })

Remove elements:

Pass the pointer to the element you want to delete to the DomMutation.

domMutation.remove(element);

Update elements:

To update elements, you need to store the previous props somewhere.

domMutation.update(
  element, // whatever you receive from domMutation.add(...)
  prevProps, // props that you sent the last time, it's your job to trigger this update function and to store the last props.
  nextProps, // new props
)