domready

What is domready?

The domready npm package is a lightweight utility that allows you to execute a function when the DOM is fully loaded. It is particularly useful for ensuring that your JavaScript code runs only after the HTML document has been completely parsed.

What are domready's main functionalities?

Execute a function when the DOM is ready

This feature allows you to pass a callback function that will be executed once the DOM is fully loaded. It ensures that your code runs at the appropriate time, avoiding issues related to elements not being available in the DOM.

require('domready')(function () {
  console.log('DOM is ready!');
});

Other packages similar to domready

dom-loaded

The dom-loaded package provides similar functionality by allowing you to execute a function when the DOM is fully loaded. It offers a promise-based API, which can be more convenient for modern JavaScript development. Unlike domready, dom-loaded returns a promise that resolves when the DOM is ready.

document-ready

The document-ready package is another alternative that provides a simple way to execute a function when the DOM is ready. It is similar to domready but offers a slightly different API. It is also lightweight and easy to use.

ready

The ready package is a small utility that allows you to run a function when the DOM is ready. It is similar to domready but provides additional features such as checking if the DOM is already loaded before executing the callback.

README

domReady

It's easy. Works like this:

domready(function () {
  // dom is loaded!
})

Browser support

• IE6+
• Firefox 2+
• Safari 3+
• Chrome *
• Opera *

Building

$ npm install -dev
$ make
$ open tests/test.html

Including with Ender

Don't already have Ender? Ender relies on Node, and NPM. Install it like this:

npm install ender -g

Once you're good with that. Include domready in your package:

ender add domready

Then use it like this:

$.domReady(function () {
  $('body').html('<p>boosh</p>')
})

// or

$(document).ready(function () {
  $('body').html('<p>boosh</p>')
})