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dorkjs

v0.1.0

Published

The most important JavaScript framework ever created.

Downloads

73

Readme

dork

Remember jQuery? It's like that, but no one else uses it.

Installation

No build step needed. Just download dork.min.js from the dist folder above and reference it in your HTML.

<script src="dork.min.js"></script>

<button id="button1">Button has not been clicked</button>

<script>
    dork.onload((event, document, $) => {
      $.listen("#button1", "click", (event, button) => {
        $.print(button);
        $.inner(button, "Button has been clicked");
      });
    });
</script>

Size

  • 934 B
  • 463 B (minified)
  • 370 B (brotli)

Features

$

Query for a particular element in a document.

$$

Query for all elements in a document.

listen

Add an event listener to a particular Element.

onload

A convenience wrapper to wait for the document to load completely.

data

Get or set data on an Element.

value

Get or set the value of an Element.

inner

Get or set the innerHTML of an Element.

outer

Get or set the outerHTML of an Element.

hide

Hide an Element.

show

Show an Element.

print

A convenience wrapper around console.log.

Developing

See examples

  1. python3 -m http.server 8000
  2. Go to http://localhost:8000/example.html in a browser

Run tests

TBD

Build

npm run b

Colophon

Inspiration

Every JavaScript ever.