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@putout/operator-jsx

v3.0.0

Published

🐊Putout operator adds methods that simplifies JSX transformations

Readme

@putout/operator-regexp NPM version

🐊Putout operator operator adds methods that simplifies JSX transformations.

Install

npm i putout @putout/operator-regexp

API

hasTagName(path: Path | Node): boolean

Check tagName of given Path, for next jsx:

<li>hello</li>;

It will work this way:

hasTagName(path, 'li');
// returns
true;

getAttributePath(path: Path, name: string): Path | null

Get path of an attribute

const classNamePath = getAttributePath(path, 'className');

getAttributeNode(path: Path|Node, name: string): Node | null

Get node of an attribute

const classNameNode = getAttributeNode(node, 'className');

getAttributeValue(path: Path | Node, name: string): string

Get value of an attribute

const className = getAttributeValue(node, 'className');

addAttributeValue(path: Path | Node, name: string, value: string)

Add value to attribute

addAttributeValue(node, 'className', 'hello');

removeAttributeValue(path: Path | Node, name: string)

Remove attribute value:

removeAttributeValue(node, 'className', 'hello');

Works this way:

-<section className="hello world"/>
+<section className="world"/>

setAttributeValue(path: Path | Node, name: string, value: string)

Set attribute value:

setAttributeValue(node, 'className', 'hello');

Works this way:

-<section className="world"/>
+<section className="hello"/>

addClassName(path: Path | Node, value: string)

Add className:

addClassName(node, 'hello');

Works this way:

-<section className="world"/>
+<section className="hello"/>

removeClassName(path: Path | Node, value: string)

Remove className:

removeClassName(node, 'hello');

Works this way:

-<section className="hello world"/>
+<section className="world"/>

getClassName(path: Path | Node): string

For next jsx:

<section className="world"/>;

get className:

getClassName(node);
// returns
'world';

containsClassName(path: Path | Node, name: string): boolean

For next jsx:

<section className="hello world"/>;

check:

containsClassName(node, 'hello');
// returns
true;

hasDataName(path: Path | Node, name: string): boolean

For next jsx:

<section data-name="hello"/>;

check:

hasDataName(node, 'hello');
// returns
true;

hasAttributeValue(path: Path | Node, name: string, value: string): boolean

For next jsx:

<section data-menu-index="1"/>;

check:

hasAttributeValue(node, 'data-menu-index', '1');
// returns
true;

addAttribute(path: Path | Node, name: string, value: string)

For next jsx:

<section/>;

check:

addAttribute(node, 'data-menu-index', '1');

result is:

<section data-menu-index="1"/>;

License

MIT