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bdom-keep-order
Advanced tools
add/remove child/sibling elements on conditions and keep them in original order
React handles fast dom updates by virtual dom comparison. This tool is part of an aim to eliminate the need for that and write fast and small single page apps utilising only the standard dom, by solving the very specific problem of keeping sibling elements in order by holding on to them even while they're not attached to the dom and adding them back in when needed.
A good example is routing. When a route matches a component should show. and when it doesn't it should be detached from the dom. If you have many elements in a list that show on same routes you run into the problem of losing the order of the components and you will need to keep the order in memory and then add/remove the elements accordingly. That's exactly what this tool does.
npm install --save bdom-keep-order
import { keepOnParentStart } from 'bdom-keep-order'
const parent = document.createElement('ul')
document.getElementsByTagName('body')[0].appendChild(parent)
this.keeper = keepOnParentStart(parent, [
{ condition: show => show === 'show a',
elements: document.createTextNode('SHOWING A') },
{ condition: show => show === 'show b',
elements: document.createTextNode('SHOWING B') },
{ condition: show => show === 'show a' || show === 'show b',
elements: document.createTextNode('SHOW ON A AND B') },
])
this.keeper('show a')
// SHOWING A
// SHOW ON A AND B
this.keeper('show b')
// SHOWING B
// SHOW ON A AND B
this.keeper('show z')
// * nothing rendered *
npm run build
npm test
FAQs
add/remove child/sibling elements on conditions and keep them in original order
The npm package bdom-keep-order receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, bdom-keep-order popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that bdom-keep-order demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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