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tourgroup-js

v1.1.1

Published

Master DOM manipulation effortlessly with chaining, just like native browser functions

Downloads

159

Readme

TourGroup js

Master DOM manipulation effortlessly with chaining, just like native browser functions

Build Status License MIT

Library Documentation Online demo

Why TourGroup

  • Lightweight: Less than 10KB.
  • Fast: invoke native function directly
  • Supports ES module.
  • Browser-native interface reduces learning curve.
  • Extends Array, providing native array-related functions.
  • Chainable interface for ease of use.

Getting Start

CDN:

NPM:

npm install --save tourgroup.js

Example Code

import TourGroup from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/tourgroup.esm.min.js';//ES Module
var tourGroup = TourGroup.at('div.class1').querySelectorAll('span.class2').has('i');
tourGroup.setAttribute('data-my-attr', 'true')
         .addEventListener('click', () => {console.log('clicked')});

Compare with jQuery

  • Not support ES Module, need to include jQuery library from HTML first.
  • Cause polution to global scope.
<script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.6.0.min.js"></script>
  • function interface is different from native
  • implementation is more complex than native
var target = $('div.class1').find('span.class2').has('i');
target.attr('data-my-attr', 'true')
      .on('click', () => {console.log('clicked')});

Compare with Native

  • Native is not chainable.
  • Without some useful functions, such as toogleClass, addDelegateEventListener, etc.
var target = document.querySelectorAll('div.class1');
for(let div of target){
  let spans = div.querySelectorAll('span.class2');
  for(let span of spans){
    if(span.querySelector('i')){
      span.setAttribute('data-my-attr', 'true');
      span.addEventListener('click', () => {console.log('clicked')});
    }
  }
}

Travrese

  • Travel up:
    • native: parentElement, closest
    • extend: parentUntil
  • Travel horizon:
    • native: previousElementSibling, nextElementSibling
    • extend: next, nextUntil, prev, prevUntil, siblings
  • Travel down
    • native: querySelectorAll, children
  • Filtering Traversal
    • extend: not, has, first, last

Dom Manipulation

  • Insert
    • native: insertAdjacentHTML, outerHTML, innerHTML, innerText, textContent
    • extend: appendHTML, prependHTML, afterHTML, beforeHTML
  • Removal
    • extend: empty, remove, unwrap
  • General Attributes
    • native: getAttribute, setAttribute, value
    • extend: css
  • Class Attribute
    • extend: addClass, removeClass, toggleClass, hasClass
  • Event Handling
    • native: addEventListener, removeEventListener
    • extend: trigger, addDelegateEventListener, addOneTimeEventListener

Build by yourself

# test
npm run test

# build
npm run build