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selector-to-element

v0.5.0

Published

Transforms a selector into a matching HTML element.

Readme

selector-to-element

Transforms a selector into a matching HTML element.

Installation

Install via npm:

npm install selector-to-element --save-dev

Usage

Quickly mock a specific DOM branch to assist in unit testing. Helpful for testing event listeners that rely on a specific DOM structure. Be sure to run tests in the jsdom environment or something comparable if running in Node. Supports type, ID, class, attribute, and sibling selectors. The :has, :nth-child, :nth-of-type are supported, in addition to input-based pseudo-classes such as :checked and :invalid on the appropriate element type. Unless specified, each descending node will not contain siblings so pseudo-classes such as :first-child and :last-child will be supported by default. The final node in the selector will be returned. Nodes without a specified element type will default to div.

import selectorToElement from 'selector-to-element';

const imgEl = selectorToElement('article#myId a.linkClass[target="_blank"] img');

Params

| Param | Type | Description | | ---------- | --------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | selector | string | A selector. | | appendTo | Element | (Optional) A root element to append the DOM branch specified by the selector. Defaults to a new div. |