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jqcdn

v1.11.0

Published

A CLI to scaffold a sample webpage using the JQCdN library.

Readme

GitHub forks GitHub release (latest by date)

JQCdN v1.11.0: CLI & Browser Library

JQCdN is a dual-purpose project providing a powerful, lightweight browser library (like jQuery) and a command-line tool (CLI) to manage your web projects.

CLI Tool

Installation

To install the JQCdN CLI, you need to have Node.js and npm installed. Then, you can install the package globally:

# Once published to npm
npm install -g jqcdn

Or, for development, clone this repository and link it locally:

git clone https://github.com/gtref/JQCdNv10.1.0.git
cd JQCdNv10.1.0
npm link

CLI Usage & Commands

The CLI helps you manage your web projects.

  • jqcdn create: Creates a new sample index.html file in the current directory.
  • jqcdn serve: Starts a local development server to view your project live.
  • jqcdn build: Bundles your project assets into a dist directory.
  • jqcdn help: Displays this help message.

Browser Library (jqcdn.min.js & jqcdn.min.css)

The CLI scaffolds a project that uses the JQCdN browser library. It's a modern alternative to jQuery with a familiar API.

CDN Links

Use the following versioned links from the jsDelivr npm CDN for stability:

API Reference

Core Function: $(selector) or JQCdN(selector)

  • $(selector): Selects elements from the DOM.
  • $(function() { ... }): Executes code when the DOM is ready.

Static Methods

  • $.ajax({ options }): Performs an AJAX request.
  • $.splashScreen(action): Shows or hides a global loading spinner ('show' or 'hide').

Wrapper Methods (Chainable)

  • Manipulation: .html(), .text(), .val(), .append(), .attr(), .css(), .addClass(), .removeClass(), .toggleClass(), .remove(), .empty(), .toggle()
  • Dimensions: .width(), .height()
  • Animation: .fadeIn(), .fadeOut()
  • Traversal: .find(), .parent(), .children(), .closest(), .first(), .last(), .is(), .each()
  • Events: .on(), .off()

CSS Library Reference

  • Utilities: Flexbox, spacing, typography, colors, borders, etc.
  • Components: .card, .btn, .alert, .form-control, .splash-screen, .spinner, and .modal.

Contribution

Below is a list of this repo's contributors. Thanks to them for helping me.

contributors