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query-result

v1.0.5

Published

Rethinking the $

Downloads

291

Readme

QueryResult, rethinking the $()

Build Status Coverage Status

In a nutshell

This model is a modern, minimal, 60LOC (esm) based version of a jQuery(ish) utility.

Features:

  • $(readyFunction) to run code when document is ready
  • $(CSS, optionalParent) to return a collection of elements
  • $(document || window) to use methods with these globals
  • $(anyArrayLike) to transform a collection into a QueryResult instance
  • any instanceof $ to know if an object implements all QueryResult methods
  • $.extend(name, function () { ... }) to pollute the QueryResult prototype
  • $(...).on(type, handler, options) to add listeners to all entries
  • $(...).off(type, handler, options) to remove listeners from all entries
  • $(...).dispatch(type, initDictionary) to dispatch a CustomEvent to all entries

Everything else can be added via $.extend(methodName, function () {}), remembering that arrow functions aren't a good idea if you need a context too.

// ready equivalent $(ready)
$(event => {
  $('input[required]')
    // regular Array methods available
    .filter(el => !el.value.trim())
    // add a specific class to the filtered list
    .map(el => {
      el.classList.add('please-fill-me');
      return el;
    })
    // still on an instance of QueryResult
    // so we could add a listener to each element
    .on('focus', el => el.classList.remove('please-fill-me'))
    // with chainability included
    .on('blur', el => {
      if (!el.value.trim())
        el.classList.add('please-fill-me');
    });
});

:first

If a string contains the pseudo selector :first at its end, the result will stop at the very first encountered match.

This is the only non-standard pseudo-selector implemented.

// will return only first matched p
// and the first matched span
$('p:first, span:first')

This is especially handy in term of performance since the browser will actually stop searching instead of analyzing the entire document (using querySelector instead of querySelectorAll).

Examples

// add a listener
$('a:first').on('click', function(e) {
  e.preventDefault();
  alert(e.detail);
});

// dispatch an event
$('a:first').dispatch(
  'click',
  // optional CustomEvent dictionary
  {detail: 'Hello there!'}
);

// using Array methods
var newCollection = $('.new-nodes')
      .concat(previousCollection)
      .filter(because)
      .on('custom:event', react);


// extending via method
$.extend('html', function (html) {
  var el = (this[0] || {});
  if (html) el.innerHTML = html;
  else return el.innerHTML;
});


// extending via descriptor
$.extend('html', {
  get () {
    return this[0] && this[0].innerHTML;
  },
  set (html) {
    if (this.length) {
      this[0].innerHTML = html;
    }
  }
});

Compatibility

You can verify by yourself through this page but it should work down to very old browsers.

How to include

  • import $ from 'query-result' for ESM (query-result/esm/index.js explicitly)
  • const $ = require('query-result/cjs') for CJS
  • <script src="min.js"></script> for browsers as global $