ojs-core v1.13.0
ojs-core
Open source JavaScript library for creating Object-oriented Web user interfaces. Core OrangutanJS module.
Install using npm:
npm i -D ojs-coreQuick start
input:
import o from 'ojs-core';
(...)
o('div').class('section border').id('first_section').add(
o('h1').class('section__header').text('Hello oJS!!'),
o('p').class('section__paragraph').text('This is OrangutanJS.')
]);output:
<div class="section border" id="first_section">
<h1 class="section__header">Hello oJS!</h1>
<p class="section__paragraph">This is OrangutanJS.</p>
</div>Render ojs to DOM:
import o, { oRender } from 'ojs-core';
const ojsContent = o('div').class('section border').id('first_section').add(
o('h1').class('section__header').text('Hello oJS!!'),
o('p').class('section__paragraph').text('This is OrangutanJS.')
]);
oRender(
document.body,
ojsContent
);oJS instance
Before you use init method ojs instance is an object that you can work with using various methods.
o('div'); // o{ element: div, (...)}
o('div').init(); // <div></div>You don't need to use init method when you are using oRender method. oRender would do it on its own.
oRender
oRender(parentNode: HTMLElement, childNode: HTMLElement | ojsInstance, cleanParentContent: boolean = false)oFragment
oFragment is shadowElement where you can add multiple elements without creating unnecessary HTML Element.
oFragment(children: Array<HTMLElement|ojsInstance>)Important: You can pass children in Array or just separated by a comma.
Example:
import o, { oRender, oFragment } from 'ojs-core';
oRender(
document.body,
oFragment(
o('p').text('p1'),
o('p').text('p2')
)
)Result:
<body>
<p>p1</p>
<p>p2</p>
</body>.add()
You don't have to pass children elements right away when creating oFragment instance
Example:
import o, { oFragment } from 'ojs-core';
const fragment = oFragment();
const paragraphs = ['p1', 'p2'];
fragment.add(
paragraphs.map(paragraph => o('p').text(paragraph))
)oFragment - .init()
Init method returns Array of all children from instance;
Example:
const fragment = oFragment(
o('p').text('p1').init(),
o('p').text('p2').init()
);
fragment.init();
// [
// <p>p1</p>,
// <p>p2</p>
// ]oDom
oDom allows to get element from DOM using query selector (css selectors). Returns ojs object. Returns null in all other cases (element not found or wrong arguments);
oDom(selector: String, parentNode: DOMElement|ojsInstance = document)- selector - query selector (css selector)
parentNode - element in the node of which we are looking for wanted element. Default parentNode is document.
Important - oDom returns always only one element!
Example:
import o,{ oDom } from 'ojs-core';
const pElement = oDom('#someParagraph');
pElement.text('new paragraph text set using ojs API');Dev notes:
To run playground:
remove
"type": "module"
from package.json and
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