context-selector v0.1.1

context-selector

Find elements relative other by CSS selector.

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Install

npm install context-selector

Usage

<div class="accord">
    <div class="accord__item">
        <button class="accord__btn" type="button">Expand</button>
        <div class="accord__content">item 1</div>
    </div>
    <div class="accord__item">
        <button class="accord__btn" type="button">Expand</button>
        <div class="accord__content">item 2</div>
    </div>
</div>

import ContextSelector from 'context-selector';

document.addEventListener('click', function(e) {
    let btn = e.target.closest('.accord__btn');
    if (btn) {
        ContextSelector.one(btn, '.accord__item << .accord__content').classList.add('accord__content_active');
    }
});

Documentation

Selectors

The library provides extended CSS syntax for searching items relative to context element. The syntax consists of two parts separated by operator <<. First part of the selector selects top context for the search element by second part of selector. First part can take the following values:

• $document or empty first part - selector becomes the normal selector on the document;
• $context - search by selector inside context element;
• any css-selector - search closest element of context element and search for it.

Second part is simple CSS-selector. If second part is missing, top context returned by first part of the selector is returned.

Import types

There are several entry points for importing a library:

• import ContextSelector from 'context-selector' - similarly with-shims;
• import ContextSelector from 'context-selector/standard' - easy import without polyfills for ie11;
• import ContextSelector from 'context-selector/with-shims' - import with shims for ie11;
• import ContextSelector from 'context-selector/with-polyfills' - import with polyfill for ie11;

Differences shims from polyfills you can read in polyshim package.

When directly include the script from the dist folder to the browser, you can get an ContextSelector instance via window.ContextSelector.default.

Methods

• one(context, selector) - search first element by extended selector
  • context {Element} - context element
  • selector {String} - extended CSS-selector
  • @return {Element|null} - returns target element or null
• all(context, selector) - search all elements by extended selector
  • context {Element} - context element
  • selector {String} - extended CSS-selector
  • @return {Element[]} - returns array of target elements
• setShim([setClosest]) - sets shims for non-cross-browser methods
  • setClosest {Function|null} - shim for Element.prototype.closest

Testing

To run tests, use:

npm test

If necessary, you can install launchers for other browsers and activate them in karma.conf.js:

npm i --save-dev karma-ie-launcher

Browsers support

• Internet Explorer 11+
• Other modern browsers