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Comparing version 4.0.7 to 4.0.8

package.json

		{
		"name": "@htmlguyllc/jpack",
		"version": "4.0.7",
		"version": "4.0.8",
		"description": "Core Javascript Library of Everyday Objects, Events, and Utilities",
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README.md

		# jPack
		jPack is a library of components, classes, plugin wrappers, and utilities designed to make building custom websites simpler.

		<h1 id="top">What's Included</h1>
		<h1 id="whatsincluded">What's Included</h1>

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		<h2 id="navigation">Navigation</h2> [back to top](#top)<br><br>
		<h2 id="navigation">Navigation</h2> [back to top](#whatsincluded)<br><br>
		<i>Grabs HTML from a URL and replaces content on the current page. Handles browser history, meta title swaps, and offers several callbacks</i><br><br>
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		<h2 id="xhrform">XHRForm</h2> [back to top](#top)<br><br>
		<h2 id="xhrform">XHRForm</h2> [back to top](#whatsincluded)<br><br>
		<i>Adds an on-submit listener and sends the form values using XHR with callbacks for success/failure</i><br><br>
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		<h2 id="formfromurl">FormFromURL</h2> [back to top](#top)<br><br>
		<h2 id="formfromurl">FormFromURL</h2> [back to top](#whatsincluded)<br><br>

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		<h2 id="request">Request</h2> [back to top](#top)<br><br>
		<h2 id="request">Request</h2> [back to top](#whatsincluded)<br><br>
		<i>Provides a wrapper for window.location and easy querystring interaction</i><br><br>
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		<h2 id="site">Site</h2> [back to top](#top)<br><br>
		<h2 id="site">Site</h2> [back to top](#whatsincluded)<br><br>
		<i>A generic website class with properties for id, name, and config - useful for multi-tenant applications where you need to know which site is being viewed</i><br><br>
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		<h2 id="user">User</h2> [back to top](#top)<br><br>
		<h2 id="user">User</h2> [back to top](#whatsincluded)<br><br>
		<i>A generic user class with properties for id, name, email, phone, etc - also allows for front-end permission checks</i><br><br>
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		<h2 id="strings">Strings</h2> [back to top](#top)<br><br>
		<h2 id="strings">Strings</h2> [back to top](#whatsincluded)<br><br>
		<i>Contains methods for semi-common string manipulation like creating a getter from a string ('hi' = 'getHi')</i><br><br>
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		<h2 id="dom">DOM</h2> [back to top](#top)<br><br>
		<h2 id="dom">DOM</h2> [back to top](#whatsincluded)<br><br>
		<i>Has methods for converting just about anything into a native DOM Element or array of them (you can provide a string selector, jQuery object, native DOM object, etc). Also has some shortcuts for common DOM checks/manipulation (like removing an element, verifying an element exists in the DOM, or replacing an element with HTML)</i><br><br>
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		<h2 id="typechecks">Type Checks</h2> [back to top](#top)<br><br>
		<h2 id="typechecks">Type Checks</h2> [back to top](#whatsincluded)<br><br>
		<i>Validate the value of a variable with higher specificity than built-in functions. For instance, you can validate an object contains specific keys and throw errors if not, or if it contains keys that you didn't define</i><br><br>
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		<h2 id="events">Events</h2> [back to top](#top)<br><br>
		<h2 id="events">Events</h2> [back to top](#whatsincluded)<br><br>
		<i>Includes shorthand methods for preventing the browser's default action onsubmit, onclick. Other methods are included for consistency like onchange (which does not prevent default since that is generally not preferred)</i><br><br>
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