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pmx-util-dom

v2.0.0-0

Published

Utility module to provide some basics functions to operate over the DOM

Downloads

6

Readme

PMX Util DOM:

Intro

Utility module to provide some basics functions to operate over the DOM

Getting Started

import { <functionName> } from 'pmx-util-dom';

Where <functionName> is one of the functions specified under API.

API

__getDirectChilds(parent, selector):

Grabs the direct child of a passed parent element

__hasSubmenu(item)

Detects if an item contains a submenu

__getItemLevel({ item, levelIdentifier })

For components using class level identifiers this function will return level number (position within the DOM element)

__getItemAtLevel({ limitParent, levelIdentifier, item, level, type })

returns an element that matches the selector type that is positioned at the specified level and it is contained within (child of) limitParent.

__isFirstDescendant({ item, classSelector })

returns a boolean specifying whether or not the passed item is the first element within its parent (positioned first).

__isLastDescendant({ item, classSelector })

returns a boolean specifying whether or not the passed item is the last element within its parent (positioned last).

__isSubmenuOpen(item, activeClass)

return a boolean indicating whether or not the passed item has its submenu open

__getItemHeight(item)

returns the item's offsetHeight

__generateUID({ length = 6, namespace })

returns an UID of lenght characters long using the passed namespace

__closest(fn, limitParent, el, selector)

look up for the closest element that matches the passed selector and fn starting from the passed el that is contained within the boundaries of limitParent

__hasClassName(el, className)

checks if an el contains the passed className

__closestByClassName

look up for the closest element that matches the passed class selector starting from the passed el that is contained within the boundaries of limitParent

Browser Support

  • IE 10+
  • Chrome
  • Firefox
  • Safari