cora.js v0.0.6
cora.js
A simple vanilla javascript library, designed to make using Javascript more fun and efficient
Documentation
Install cora.js
To install cora.js, you will need bower or npm
Install with bower
First, run the following command:
$ bower install cora.jsIf you are using jQuery, link the script before you link cora.js.
Next, link cora.js by using the following line of code in your <head> tag:
<script src="./bower_components/cora.js/dist/cora.js"></script>Install with npm
Done! Now you can use cora to its fullest capability!
First, run the following command:
$ npm i cora.jsIf you are using jQuery, link the script before you link cora.js.
Next, link cora.js by using the following line of code in your <head> tag:
<script src="./bower_components/cora.js/dist/cora.js"></script>OR In a linked js file, do:
const corajs = require("cora.js");
const cora = new corajs.class();Docs
cora.prototype.log(string toLog)
Log toLog in to the log file. Can be retrieved with cora.prototype.getLog() Example:
var toLog = "This is a test log!";
cora.prototype.log(toLog);Return type: none
cora.prototype.getLog()
Get the contents of the log array. Example:
var log = cora.prototype.getLog();Return type: Array
cora.prototype.printLog()
Print the log to the console. Example:
cora.prototype.printLog();Return type: none
print()
Replacment for console.log(); Example:
print("Hello world");Return type: none
cora.prototype.getInnerHtml(id)
Get inner HTML of element Example:
var id = "test"; //No #!
var innerHtml = cora.prototype,getInnerHtml(id);Return type: none