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Get efficient & robust CSS selectors for HTML elements

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optimal select

A library which creates efficient and robust CSS selectors for HTML elements.

Features

  • support UMD (Browser + Node)
  • allow single and multiple element inputs
  • configurations allow to define custom ignore patterns
  • micro library (~ 5.5kb + no external dependency)
  • shortest path and fastest selection in comparison

How To Use

import { select } from 'optimal-select' // global: 'OptimalSelect'

document.addEventListener('click', (e) => {
  var selector = select(e.target)
  console.log(selector)  
})

By default following attributes are ignored for robustness towards changes:

  • style (inline styles often temporary and used for dynamic visualizations)
  • data-reactid (reacts element identifier which depends on the current DOM structure)
  • data-react-checksum (react string rendered markup which depends on the current DOM structure)

To define custom filters you can pass the 'ignore' property as a secondary optional parameter. You can then specify a validation function for the different types (id, class, attribute, tag).

var selector = select(element, {
  ignore: {
    class (className) {
      // disregard short classnames
      return className.length < 3
    },
    attribute (name, value, defaultPredicate) {
      // exclude HTML5 data attributes
      return (/data-*/).test(name) || defaultPredicate(name, value)
    },
    // define simplified ignore patterns as a string/regex
    tag: 'div'
  }
})

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Development

To build your own version run npm run dev for development (incl. watch) or npm run build for production (minified).

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Package last updated on 02 Apr 2016

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