Reflect array into DOM lib (RAID)

RAID will helps to reflect array changes into DOM.

You just make new Raid(...html_container...) and use like simple array, library will update the DOM itself.

How to install?

npm install js-raid --save

How to compile?

npm run compile

How to use?

• Connect lib to page: <script src="./node_modules/js-raid/index.js"></script>

• Use lib :) Example #1:

    <div id="some"></div>
    <script>
        var some = document.getElementById('some'); // Gets container object
        var someRAID = new Raid(some); // Makes new Raid on this container
          
        // function for makes object like: {text: 1, el: ...}
        function make_el_obj(text) {
            var div = document.createElement('div');
            div.innerHTML = text;
            return {text: text, el: div};
        }
  
        someRAID.push(make_el_obj('1')); // Makes and push div with 1
        someRAID.push(make_el_obj('2')); // Makes and push div with 2
        someRAID.push(make_el_obj('3')); // Makes and push div with 3
  
        // Pops array after 1s
        setTimeout(function(){
            someRAID.pop(); // Pops array
        }, 1000);
    </script>

All array objects must contain el key with HTMLElement!

Example #2 (simple)

    <div id="some"></div>
    <script>
        var some = document.getElementById('some'); // Gets container object
        var someRAID = new Raid(some); // Makes new Raid on this container

        var div1 = document.createElement('div'); // Makes div with 1
        div1.innerHTML = 'First!'; // Adds some text

        var div2 = document.createElement('div'); // Makes div with 2
        div2.innerHTML = 'Second!'; // Adds some text

        someRAID.push({el: div1}); // Makes and push div with 'First!'
        someRAID.push({el: div2}); // Makes and push div with 'Second!'

        // Pops array after 1s
        setTimeout(function(){
            someRAID.pop(); // Pops array
        }, 1000);
    </script>

How to test?

1. Clone this repo
2. npm install
3. Update WebDriver: npm run preprotractor
4. Run tests: npm run protractor

Supported methods:

• RAIDClass.push({el: HTMLElement} [, ...]);
• RAIDClass.pop();
• RAIDClass.splice([...]);
• RAIDClass.sort(fn);
• RAIDClass.shift();
• RAIDClass.unshift([...]);
• RAIDClass.reverse();

Supported props:

• RAIDClass.length - array length
• RAIDClass.arr - original array (don't do any changes (like split, sort etc) in original array!)

All methods and props works like in JS Array methods!