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xdom-util

v0.0.1

Published

library for working with the HTML DOM structure

Downloads

30

Readme

xdom-util

  1. Description
  2. Installation
  3. Usage
  4. Methods
  5. Git repository
  6. Version

1. Description

xdom-util or XDomUtil is a library for working with the HTML DOM structure

2. Installation

Install the module into your application and save it as a dev dependency in your package.json file

npm install xdom-util --save-dev

3. Usage

In order to use the XDomUtil service you have to include/import it into your application:

import {XDomUtil} from "xdom-util";

If you want to use it in a plain/vanilla Javascript project then you might just include the js file into your html/page application:

<script type="application/javascript" src="./node_modules/xdom-util/dist/xdom-util.min.js"></script>

Use it as static class.

Example

var element = document.querySelector('body');
var className = 'test-class';

XDomUtil.addClass(element, className);
var hasClass = XDomUtil.hasClass(element, className);
console.log('the element has the class ['+ className +'] ?', hasClass);

XDomUtil.removeClass(element, className);
var hasClass = XDomUtil.hasClass(element, className);
console.log('the element has the class ['+ className +'] ?', hasClass);

Output

the element has the class [test-class] ? true
the element has the class [test-class] ? false

4. Methods

addClass(element: any, className: string): void

Add the class to the DOM element

Parameters:
element - DOM element
className - Name of the class to be added to the DOM element

Return:
Method returns nothing - void.

removeClass(element: any, className: string): void

Remove the class from the DOM element

Parameters:
element - DOM element
className - Name of the class to be removed from the DOM element

Return:
Method returns nothing - void.

hasClass(element: any, className: string): boolean

Check if the DOM element has a specific class

Parameters:
element - DOM element
className - Name of the class to be checked

Return:
Method returns TRUE is the elements has the class and FALSE is there is no such class

5. Git repository

https://github.com/kageoni/xdom-util

6. Version

0.0.1