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A simple dom helper if you want to get rid of jQuery.

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You can use it with the commonjs or amd pattern otherwise it will just inject to window.domHelper

Install

  npm install domel

Initialize

var domel = require( "domel" );

// general selector
domel( ".myid .subclass" ); // a list of matching elements 

// get by class
domel.byClass( "my-class" ); // a list of elements 

// get by id
var myEl = domel.byId( "my-id" ); // a single element
myEl.d.addClass( "foo" ).d.show()

Methods

This module will add a d property to every retuned dom element. So you can use at least every domel function without adding the element el.d.{function}(). You can even just add this helper by calling domel.domel( el ).

selector / find

Use a selector to find dom elements

Returns: (Element|HTMLCollection) Returns all matching elements or an array of elements. If onlyFirst is true only the fist element will be returned.

Examples:

direct usage:

domel( selector [, context = document][, onlyFirst = false] )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.find( selector[, onlyFirst = false] )

byClass

get sub elements by class. If no context is defined document will be used.

Returns: (Element|HTMLCollection) Returns all matching elements or an array of elements. If onlyFirst is true only the fist element will be returned.

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.byClass( _cl [, context = document][, onlyFirst = false] )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.byClass( _cl[, onlyFirst = false] )

byId

get an element by id

Returns: (Element) Returns the matching element

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.byId( _id [, context = document] )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.byId( _id )

create

create a new dom element

Returns: (Element) the new created element

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.create( [tag="DIV"][, attributes={} ] )

attr

get or set attributes of an element

Returns: (String|Element) Returns the attribute if no setVal was defined. Otherwise the element self for chaining.

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.attr( el, key [, setVal ] )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.attr( key [, setVal ] )

data

get the data attributes of an element

Returns: (String|Object|Element) Returns elements data as object of the value if a key was defined and no setVal was defined. If the key and setVal are defined the the element self will be returned for chaining.

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.data( el, key [, setVal ] )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.data( key [, setVal ] )

last

the last element matching the selector

Returns: (Element) Returns the matching element

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.last( el, selector )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.last( selector )

first

the first element matching the selector

Returns: (Element) Returns the matching element

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.first( el, selector )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.first( selector )

parent

the parent element or a parent up on the tree if a selector was set

Returns: (Element) Returns the parent element

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.parent( el [, selector] )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.parent( selector )

children

all direct children or all direct children matching the selector

Returns: (HTMLCollection) Returns all matching elements

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.children( el, selector )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.children( selector )

countChildren

all direct children or all direct children matching the selector

Returns: (Number) Returns the number of children

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.countChildren( el, selector )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.countChildren( selector )

is

test the element against a selector

Returns: (Boolean) This element matches the selector

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.is( el, selector )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.is( selector )

hasClass

check if the element has the given css class

Returns: (Boolean) This element has the class

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.hasClass( el, classname )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.hasClass( classname )

addClass

add a css class

Returns: (Element) Returns the element for chaining

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.addClass( element, classname )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.addClass( classname )

removeClass

remove a css class

Returns: (Element) Returns the element for chaining

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.removeClass( element, classname )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.removeClass( classname )

hide

hide the element by setting style="display:none"

Returns: (Element) Returns the element for chaining

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.hide( el )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.hide()

show

show the element by setting style="display:{display}"

Returns: (Element) Returns the element for chaining

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.show( el [, display = "block"] )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.show( [display = "block"] )

hasId

check if the element.id matches the given id

Returns: (Boolean) The id matches the given id

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.hasId( el, id )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.hasId( id )

append

Append html to a element

Returns: (Element) Returns the element for chaining

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.append( el, html )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.append( html )

prepend

Prepend html to a element

Returns: (Element) Returns the element for chaining

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.prepend( el, html )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.prepend( html )

remove

Remove the element from the dom

Returns: (Element) Returns the removed element

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.remove( el )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.remove()

replaceWith

replace an element with another

Returns: (Element) Returns the replaced element

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.replaceWith( el, newEl )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.replaceWith( newEl )

clone

deep clone a element

Returns: (Element) Returns the cloned node

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.clone( el )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.clone()

on

listen to a dom event.

Returns: (Element) Returns the removed element

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.on( el, type, handler )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.on( type, handler )

off

remove to dom event listener.

Returns: (Element) Returns the removed element

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.off( el, type, handler )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.off( type, handler )

emit

emit an event manually

Returns: (Element) Returns the removed element

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.emit( el, type )

wrapped usage by .d:

el.d.emit( type )

domel

add the .d helper to an element

Returns: (Element) Returns extended object

Examples:

direct usage:

domel.domel( el )

Resources

TODO

Release History

VersionDateDescription
0.1.02015-9-17bugfixes; added methods: domel, create, attr, replaceWith, clone; Changed compiler to browserify + coffeeify
0.0.22015-9-16export fix
0.0.12015-9-16Initial commit

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