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xp-dom

v1.0.6

Published

A pack to handle dom

Readme

xp-dom

A pack to handle dom

Installation

npm i xp-dom --save

Usage

import { on, off } from 'xp-dom'
// var on = require('xp-dom').on

function say() { console.log(1) }
let div = document.querySelector('.box')

on(div, 'click', say)
// on('.box', 'click', say)
off(div, 'click', say)

API

event

on(elem, type, handler)

  • attach an event
on('.box', 'click', fn)

off(elem, type, handler)

  • remove an event
on('.box', 'click', fn)

one(elem, type, hander)

  • add an event just once
one('.box', 'click', fn)

delegate(selector, type, handler, parent)

  • delegate an event whenever the dom exsists or not, use event buble, so not all types event are supported.
  • selector cant be DOMElemnt.
  • parent default is <body></body>
delegate('.box2', 'click', fn)
document.querySelector('.box').classList.add('box2') // click box2 will trigger fn

undelegate(selector, type, handler, parent)

  • remove delegate
delegate('.box2', 'click', fn)
undelegate('.box2', 'click', fn)
document.querySelector('.box').classList.add('box2') // click box2 will not trigger fn

element

matches(elem, selector)

  • returns true if the element would be selected by the specified selector string; otherwise, returns false.
// <div class="box box1"></div>
matches(document.querySelector('.box'), '.box2') // false

closest(elem, selector)

  • returns the closest ancestor of the current element
// <div class="box"><p></p></div>
matches(document.querySelector('p'), '.box') // return the DivElement

classlist

hasClass(elem, className)

  • returns ture if element has the className. same as classList.contains.
// <div class="box"></div>
hasClass('div', 'box') // true

addClass(elem, className)

  • add className for element. same as classList.add.
// <div class="box"></div>
addClass('div', 'box2') // <div class="box box2"></div>

removeClass(elem, className)

  • remove className for element. same as classList.remove.
// <div class="box"></div>
removeClass('div', 'box') // <div class></div>

toggleClass(elem, className)

  • toggle className for element. same as classList.toggle.
// <div class="box"></div>
toggleClass('div', 'box2') // <div class="box box2"></div>
toggleClass('div', 'box') // <div class></div>

itemClass(elem, number)

  • returns className by index in collection. same as classList.item.
// <div class="box"></div>
itemClass('div', 0) // box