Transforms data-attributes into an array based on key.
npm install attrobj
<div id="example" data-example-name="Test Name" data-example-color="red"></div>
const attrobj = require('attrobj');
const el = document.getElementById('example');
const exampleData = attrobj('example', el);
console.log(exampleData);
// { name: 'Test Name', color: 'red' }
Data can be pulled from window.* by using data-<somekey>-global-<valuename>.
Example:
<div id="example2" data-weather-global-rain="rain" data-weather-cloudy="true"></div>
window.rain = '2.1';
const attrobj = require('attrobj');
const el = document.getElementById('example2');
const exampleData = attrobj('weather', el);
console.log(exampleData);
// { rain: '2,1', cloudy: 'true' }
FAQs
Creates an object based on element attributes
The npm package attrobj receives a total of 944 weekly downloads. As such, attrobj popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that attrobj demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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