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easy-toggler

v2.2.7

Published

Simple class switcher on web elements. JavaScript only.

Downloads

28

Readme

EasyToggler.js 🔗🚀

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Simple class switcher on web elements. JavaScript only.

Use a plugin instead of JavaScript

<!-- js: menu.classList.toggle('active') -->
<button easy-toggle="#target" easy-class="active">Toggle class</button>

<!-- js: menu.classList.add('active') -->
<button easy-add="#target" easy-class="active">Add class</button>

<!-- js: menu.classList.remove('active') -->
<button easy-remove="#target" easy-class="active">Remove class</button>

<!-- js: menu.classList.toggle('active') + work with e.closest() -->
<button easy-toggle="#target" easy-class="active" easy-rcoe>Removing a class if we click on an empty space</button>

Import EasyToggler

ES

<script type="module">
  import easySetup from "easy-toggler";

  easySetup({
    // html attrs
    toggle: 'easy-toggle',
    add: 'easy-add',
    remove: 'easy-remove',
    class: 'easy-class',
    rcoe: 'easy-rcoe',
    parallel: 'easy-parallel',
    self: 'easy-self',
    selfRcoe: 'easy-self-rcoe',

    // Hooks
    onToggle($el){},
    onAdd($el){},
    onRemove($el){},
    onRcoe($el){},
  });
</script>

or easier:

<script type="module">
  import easySetup from "easy-toggler";
  easySetup();
</script>

CDN jsDelivr

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]"></script>

CJS

<script type="module">
  const easySetup = require("easy-toggler");

  easySetup({
    // html attrs
    toggle: 'easy-toggle',
    add: 'easy-add',
    remove: 'easy-remove',
    class: 'easy-class',
    rcoe: 'easy-rcoe',
    parallel: 'easy-parallel',
    self: 'easy-self',
    selfRcoe: 'easy-self-rcoe',

    // Hooks
    onToggle($el){},
    onAdd($el){},
    onRemove($el){},
    onRcoe($el){},
  });
</script>

or easier:

<script type="module">
  const easySetup = require("easy-toggler");
  easySetup();
</script>

Demo

Visit demo page: rah-emil.ru/easy-toggler

Example №1

When you click the button, the class show will be added to <nav id="main_menu">

<button easy-toggle="#main_menu" easy-class="show">Menu</button>

<nav id="main_menu">
    <ul>
        <li><a>Home</a></li>
        <li><a>About us</a></li>
        <li><a>Services</a></li>
        <li><a>Portfolio</a></li>
        <li><a>Contact us</a></li>
    </ul>
</nav>

Example №2

When you click the button, the class open will be added to <div id="categories" class="dropdown-menu">. When clicking outside the element area, class open will be deleted from <div id="categories" class="dropdown-menu">, since we specified the easy-rcoe attribute for the link.

<div class="dropdown">
    <a href="#" easy-toggle="#categories" easy-class="open" easy-rcoe>Categories</a>

    <div id="categories" class="dropdown-menu">
        <a href="#">HTML</a>
        <a href="#">CSS</a>
        <a href="#">JavaScript</a>
        <a href="#">Vue.js</a>
        <a href="#">Laravel</a>
    </div>
</div>

EasyToggler.js only allows you to conveniently manage the element classes. CSS styles (behavior of elements with certain classes) must be specified independently.

Attributes

  • easy-toggle - toggle class for target element
  • easy-add - add class for target element
  • easy-remove - remove class for target element
  • easy-class - specifying the class for the target element
  • easy-rcoe - indicate whether it is necessary to delete the class if another is pressed
  • easy-parallel - so that elements can open parallel to each other
  • easy-self - add a class to the clicked button
  • easy-self-rcoe - indicate whether it is necessary to delete the class if another is pressed (for self elements)

Hooks

  • onToggle($el) - hook after action toggle
  • onAdd($el) - hook after action add
  • onRemove($el) - hook after action remove
  • onRcoe($el) - hook after action rcoe