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A lightweight DOM & Event manipulation.
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This library also supports ES6 Module, AMD and UMD style.
import {create, add} from 'realdom';
let div = create('DIV');
div.addClass('panel');
let span = add('SPAN', div);
span.html('Hello world');
// ...
Here are several examples:
import {
ready,
create,
add,
get,
query,
queryAll
} from 'realdom';
- .query(String selectors)
- .queryAll(String selectors)
- .get(String ID)
- .add(Element|String tag [, Element parent])
- .create(Element dom)
- .ready(Function callback)
Returned elements have several helpful methods as below:
- .hasClass(String className)
- .addClass(String className)
- .removeClass(String className)
- .toggleClass(String className)
- .replaceClass(String classNameOld, String classNameNew)
- .setProperty(Object atts)
- .setStyle(Object style)
- .query(String selectors)
- .queryAll(String selectors)
- .html([String html])
- .empty()
- .destroy()
#### Event
import { Event } from 'realdom';
- .Event.on(String|Element s, String eventName, Function callback)
- .Event.off(String|Element s, String eventName, Function callback)
- .Event.simulate(String|Element s, String eventName)
- .Event.stop(Event e)
- .Event.locate(Event e)
Examples:
import { ready, add, all, Event } from 'realdom';
ready(() => {
// Add a new element to document.body let container = add('DIV');
// then add a DIV element into container let div1 = add('DIV', container);
// then add a class "sub-item" to child DIV div1.addClass('sub-item');
// more a child DIV let div2 = add('DIV', container);
// also add a class "sub-item" div2.addClass('sub-item');
// now, we can extract list of elements by class name: let subItems = all('.sub-item');
console.log(subItems);
// create a button let btn = add('INPUT');
// add some attributes btn.setProperty({ type: 'button', id: 'btnLogin', value: 'Login' });
// specify css style btn.setStyle({ color: 'red', fontSize: 15, backgroundColor: '#ff6', maxWidth: 500, 'padding-top': '2px' });
// set an event listener Event.on(btn, 'click', () => { alert('Hello! How it's going?'); });
// simulate a click event on there (it works as same as jQuery.trigger method) Event.simulate(btn, 'click');
});
# Test
git clone https://github.com/ndaidong/realdom.git cd realdom npm install npm test
# License
The MIT License (MIT)
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The npm package realdom receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, realdom popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that realdom demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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