The min-document npm package is a minimal DOM Document implementation for use in server-side rendering, testing, or other environments where a full DOM is not necessary. It provides a lightweight way to construct a DOM-like structure without the overhead of a full browser environment.

What are min-document's main functionalities?

Creating elements

This feature allows you to create new DOM elements, similar to how you would in a browser environment.

var Document = require('min-document');
var doc = new Document();
var div = doc.createElement('div');

Creating text nodes

This feature enables you to create text nodes and append them to elements, allowing you to build a text content structure.

var text = doc.createTextNode('Hello, World!');
div.appendChild(text);

Querying elements

This feature provides methods to query elements in the document, similar to the `getElementsByTagName` method in the browser DOM API.

var p = doc.createElement('p');
doc.body.appendChild(p);
var paragraphs = doc.getElementsByTagName('p');

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min-document

A minimal DOM implementation

Example

var document = require("min-document")

var div = document.createElement("div")
div.className = "foo bar"

var span = document.createElement("span")
div.appendChild(span)
span.textContent = "Hello!"

/*  <div class="foo bar">
        <span>Hello!</span>
    </div>
*/
var html = String(div)

Installation

npm install min-document

Contributors

Raynos

MIT Licenced

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Last updated on 21 Sep 2016

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