@ariaminaei/stupid-dom-interface
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Simple class for setting and getting DOM element properties
(work in progress)
beta testing:
DUM = require 'StupidDOMInterface'
element = document.querySelector('.element')
# optional init
props =
height: 200
width: 300
opacity: .8
top: 100
left: 120
bottom: 200
right: 400
textShadowH: 5
textShadowV: 10
textShadowColor: [255, 100, 50]
textShadowBlur: 10
rotateX: 10
rotateY: 20
rotateZ: 40
x: 20
y: 30
z: 40
localX: 100
localY: 102
localZ: 103
scaleX: 1.1
scaleY: 1.1
scaleZ: 1.1
skewX: 20
skewY: 30
perspective: 400
dumElement1 = new DUM(element, props)
.x(400)
.y(200)
console.log dumElement1.getX()
dumElement2 = DUM('.hello', props)
.inside(document.body)
.html('custom html')
.set('someVar', 'some value')
console.log dumElement2.get('someVar')
console.log dumElement2.current('width')
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Simple class for setting and getting DOM element properties
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