INTRO

jDOM is a nice little library that makes DOM manipulation easier, it works in the browser, and it is compatible with the "jsdom" package on NPM.

INSTALLATION

Run this command to install jDOM:

npm install @andrewfeasel/jdom

IMPORTING

jDOM uses ES Module syntax, so put type="module" in package.json, or in your script tag. Imports look like this:

import $J from "./jDOM.js";

USAGE

$J.setWindow(window: Window): void

Sets jDOM's internal window to a given Window object. Only useful in Node.js and when using "jsdom", useless for the browser. setWindow() must be called before any other methods are called in Node.

$J.parse(data: string, mimeType: string): Document

Parses the serialized data, and returns a Document. Valid types are "text/html" and "text/xml".

$J.create(htmlText: string): HTMLElement

Creates an HTML element from the text.

$J.ready(eventCallback: function): void

Executes the callback when the "DOMContentLoaded" event fires.

$J.id(elementId: string): Element | null

jDOM shorthand for document.getElementByid()

$J.one(selector: string, base?: Element): Element | null

Identical to document.querySelector, but you can optionally specify which object you call querySelector on: defaults to document.

$J.all(selector: string, base?: Element): Array<Element> | null

document.querySelectorAll(), but with an optional base, and returns an Array of elements.

CONTRIBUTING

Make a pull request, and I will happily review it. I am always open for pull requests, because I value your ideas and contributions, and I value the open-source community.

LICENSE

MIT license applies here.