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dom-set

v1.1.1

Published

Create functions for operating on a list of DOM elements

Downloads

226,097

Readme

Install

npm install --save dom-indexers

The Explanation

This library is best used with rollup.

dom-set is a collection of functions to extend other libraries that export instances of objects that have their own DOM operations.

There actually aren't any dom operations being done by this library. Only array collection operations that are meant for an array of DOM elements.

Usage

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head></head>
<body>
    <p class="thing1"></p>
    <p class="thing2"></p>
    <p class="thing3"></p>

    <script src="code.js"></script>
</body>
</html>

code.js precompiled.

import {domListOf, addElements, removeElements} from 'dom-set';

function MyOperator(elements){
    this.elements = domListOf(elements);
}

MyOperator.prototype.add = function(elements){
    addElements(this.elements, elements);
    return this;
};
MyOperator.prototype.remove = function(elements){
    return removeElements(this.elements, elements);
};
//All operations can take elements, or selectors.
const things = [document.querySelector('.thing1'), '.thing2'];
const myOps = MyOperator(things);
myOps.add(document.querySelector('.thing3'));
myOps.remove('.thing1');

Selector imports

select(selector|element)

Select an element with selector, or just return element.

selectAll(selector|array)

Select all elements using selector, select one element for each selector in array.

If array has any elements in it those get returned unmodified.

List imports

  • indexOfElement(array, element)
  • hasElement(array, element)
  • domListOf(array)
  • addElements(array, ...elements)
  • removeElements(array, ...elements)

The first argument of array should be the javascript array that contains the elements you want to operate on.

In this documentation any where you see the words element, convertible, or convertible value this means the value is one of these types:

  • CSS DOM selector
  • DOM element

indexOfElement(array, element) -> Integer

Find the index of element in the array. indexOfElement returns -1 if the element is not in array. element is a convertible.

hasElement(array, element) -> Boolean

Check if array contains element.

domListOf(array|string) -> Array

Create an Array of elements from another array, or array like list.

The array values can be convertible values.

The string value must be a CSS selector.

addElements(array, ...elements) -> added

Add elements to an array of elements. elements can be convertible values.

removeElements(array, ...elements) -> removed

Remove elements from the array of elements. elements can be convertible values.

About

These functions aren't meant to manipulate the DOM. They're only purpose is to manage a list of DOM elements.