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uu-select

v1.1.0

Published

Native JS elements selector and helpers for classes, attributes or styles

Downloads

15

Readme

uuSelect

Pure JavaScript elements selector and helpers for classes, attributes or styles. It's very small: about 700 bytes when uglified and Gziped! The plugin is commonJS and AMD compliant.

Why this plugin ?

  • when jQuery is not an option
  • You are tired of the native DOM api syntax
  • you target only modern browsers >= IE10 (IE9, see below)
  • an easy way to loop through collection of elements

You can easily add IE9 browser support with this shim for classList.

Demo Codepen

NPM NPM page

npm install uu-select

Selectors

The __ function accept 2 parameters, a selector and a context (optional), that must be valid querySelectorAll selectors:

__(selector [, context]);

// example
__('.my-class img');
__('.my-class', '.wrapper-class');

Helpers

addClass

  • Add 1 or more classes:
__(selector [, context]).addClass(className [, className]);

removeClass

  • Remove 1 or more classes:
__(selector [, context]).removeClass(className [, className]);

toggleClass

  • Toggle 1 or more classes:
__(selector [, context]).toggleClass(className [, className]);

hasClass

  • Check if at least 1 element has this class:
__(selector [, context]).hasClass(className);
// return true or false

attr

  • Get attribute's value:
__(selector [, context]).attr(attributeName);
// return its value
  • Set attribute and value (1 or more):
__(selector [, context]).attr(attributeName, value);
// or
__(selector [, context]).attr({
    attributeName: value,
    attributeName: value
});

removeAttr

  • Remove 1 or more attribute:
__(selector [, context]).removeAttr(attributeName [, attributeName]);

css

  • Get a computed style value:
__(selector [, context]).css(property);
// return its value
  • Set styles:
__(selector [, context]).css(property, value);
// or
__(selector [, context]).css({
    property: value,
    property: value
});

on

  • addEventListener
__(selector [, context]).on(event, listener [, capture]);
// Don't use an anonymous function is you plan to remove that event later

off

  • removeEventListener
__(selector [, context]).of(event, listener);