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dommy.js

v0.0.2

Published

Easily create large static DOM Trees without using innerHTML.

Readme

#dommy.js Build Status Dommy (pronounced dom-me) makes is a javascript function that makes it a gazillion times easier to build DOM elements in javascript without using the insecure and ill-performant innerHTML.

NPM

##Get started

###npm You can add dommy.js to your project by either using npm by running the command npm install dommy.js --save

If you installed dommy using npm, you can start using dommy by

	var dommy = require('dommy.js');

###script tag

You can add dommy.js by downloading the latest release from the releases page.

	<script src = "path/to/dommy.js" type = "text/javascript"></script>

Or you can use the raw github url (not recommended)

	<script src = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Manak/dommy/master/dommy.js" type = "text/javascript"></script>

If you are using dommy using the script tag, it will be available as dommy in the window object. It should be accessible as

	dommy()

##Usage

Dommy is a function that returns a HTMLElement as specified in the options provided to it.

###Create a div element <div></div>

	dommy({
		tag:'div'
	});

###Create a div element with a span inside it <div><span></span></div>

	dommy({
		tag:'div',
		children:[
			{
				tag:'span'
			}
		]
	});

###Create a div element with a style attribute <div style = "background:red;"></div>

	dommy({
		tag:'div',
		attributes:{
			style:"background:\"red\";"
		}
	});

###Create a div element with some text inside it <div>some text</div>

	dommy({
		tag:'div',
		children:[
			{
				type:'text',
				value:'some text'
			}
		]
	});

###Create a div element with a click Listener <div></div>

	dommy({
		tag:'div',
		events:{
			click:function(){
				alert('clicked!');
			}
		}
	});

##Dommy Tree You can build a dommy tree by using the following valid options

| Key | Value | type | Example | | ---------- | ----------------------------------------------- | ----------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | | tag | the tag name to be created | String | div, span etc. | | type | text | String | Only used when plain-text needs to be added to an element. NO TAG REQUIRED. | | value | The plain-text to be added to the element | String | Only used when plain-text needs to be added to an element. NO TAG REQUIRED. | | attributes | attributes to be added to the element | Object | { style : "background:red;" } | | events | events to be bound to the element | Object | { click : function(){ alert('test');} } | | children | children to be appended to the element in order | Array of Dommy Elements | |

##Tests You can run the tests by running npm install and npm test

##Support You can use the github issues page or contact me manak[at]thundertick[dot]com for support with this.