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jli

v0.0.1

Published

A minimal jquery-like library

Downloads

3

Readme

jli Build Status

A small, jquery-like library

This is still very much a work in progress. I'm writing this for learning and for fun.

API

$(selector)

Finds an existing element on the dom or creates a new one

Options:

  • selector - string or instance of $

.append(element)

Adds an element as a child node

Options:

  • element - DOM node or instance of $

.remove(element)

Removes the element provided from the parent or, if called without arguments, removes the current $ element from the dom

Options:

  • element (optional) - DOM node or instance of $

.hasClass(className)

Returns true if the current $ element has the provided className

Options:

  • className - string

.addClass(className)

Adds a class to the current $ element

Options:

  • className - string

.removeClass(className)

Removes a class from the current $ element

Options:

  • className - string

.html(html)

Either replaces the innerHTML of the current $ element with html or, if called without arguments, returns the innerHTML of the current $ element

Options:

  • html (optional) - string

.text(text)

Either replaces the innerHTML of the current $ element with html-escaped text or, if called without arguments, returns the innerHTML of the current $ element

Options:

  • text (optional) - string

.parent()

Returns the parent node of the current $ element

.closest(selector)

Returns the closest parent node of the current $ element matching the given selector

Examples

var $ = require('jli');

var $div = $('<div>');
$div.addClass('header');

$(document.body).append($div);

console.log($('body div').hasClass('header'));
//=> true