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tiny-tags

v1.0.2

Published

A lightweight, performant, and dependency-free content tagging and filtering system

Downloads

1

Readme

TinyTags

TinyTags is a tiny (<100 SLOC), performant content tagging and filtering library written in plain JavaScript without any dependencies.

Usage

First, import the tiny-tags module, then run Tags_InitTags() once your DOM is ready. Once that's done, interaction is handled through HTML attributes. For each of your taggable elements that should show/hide, use data-tag={tags}. You can use either buttons or checkboxes to manage toggling. To use buttons as toggles, simply add data-tag-clickable={tag} to your button, and to use checkboxes, add data-tag-checkable={tag} to the checkbox.

Each button or checkbox can be used to toggle a single tag, but each taggable element can have an arbitrary number of tags associated, and will toggle if every tag is unset.

When a taggable element is toggled off, the Tags_Hidden class is set for it. This class will need to be addressed with CSS. Similarly, each button will always have either the Tags_ToggleActive or Tags_ToggleInactive class, and each checkbox will always have either the Tags_CheckActive or Tags_CheckInactive class.