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jQuery-like Aliases (NOT Wrappers) to HTML5 Selector API / Raw Document
jQuery-like Aliases (NOT Wrappers) to HTML5 Selector API / Raw Document
Inspired by the classic parody vanilla-js.com.
# btw its XHR, not AJAX
# in Node.js callback style
$.xhr 'GET', 'http://coffeescript.org/robots.txt', '', (err, data, status, xhr) ->
return console.log err, data, status, xhr, xhr.readyState, xhr.status if err
console.log status
console.log data
p = $.liveTag('p')
pp = $.all('p')
console.log p.length
console.log pp.length
#console.log $.one('body').append($.create('p'))
console.log $.create('p').appendTo($.one('body'))
console.log p.length # will be +1
console.log pp.length # will be same as before
Commented code is in ./coffee/
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jQuery-like Aliases (NOT Wrappers) to HTML5 Selector API / Raw Document
The npm package vanilla-js receives a total of 15 weekly downloads. As such, vanilla-js popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that vanilla-js 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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