Simple js is made for simplify your javascript code without use jquery
ss.get('data.html', {
params: [{name: 'ss', value: 'js'}],
success: function(result){
alert(result)
}
});
ss.get('data.html', {
success: function(html){
//Callback function
}
});
ss.get('data.html', {
params: [{name: 'ss', value: 'js'}],
success: function(result){
alert(result)
}
});
ss.post('data.html', {
params: [{name: 'ss', value: 'js'}],
success: function(result){
alert(result)
}
});
ss.post('data.html', {
params: [],
timeout: 4000,
success: function(result){
},
error: function(result){
}
});
ss.el('#container').toggleClass('superclass') //toggle one class
ss.el('#container').toggleClass('multiple super class') //toggle several class
ss.el('#container').html() //Return the html of the element
ss.el('#container').html('<h1>Hello world !</h1>') //Change the content of element
ss.el('#pseudo').val() //Return the value of the input pseudo
ss.el('#pseudo').val('Hello') //Change the value of the input pseudo | Let empty for remove the content
ss.el('#element').press(function(){
// Callback function when #element is pressed
})
ss.el('#myID').change('<h1>My html</h1>') //If a change in the html between the given value and the previous value then the id will be updated |only works with IDs and with html
If you want to create a multiples interfaces in your webapp, you can use the functions ss.pages and ss.page
//initialize the pages with ss.pages | the first value will be display automatically when script will be terminated
ss.pages([
{
name: 'home',
el: '#myhomepage'
},
{
name: 'login',
el: '#myloginpage'
}//etc...
])
//now you can change the displayed page
ss.page('login')
ss.page('home') //etc...
ss.el('#myinput').check_input({
min_letters: 5,
max_letters: 10,
forbidden_characters: ['super', 'input']
}) // Return true if all conditions are okay
ss.mobileswipe({
toLeft: function(){
//callback function
},
toRight: function(){
//callback function
},
toTop: function(){
//callback function
},
toBottom: function(){
//callback function
}
}) //This function can be used once
Why use TurboOn ?
TurboOn was created to free up your browser resources and server bandwidth by reloading only what is important for the navigation.
ss.turboOn(); // Just add this on your javascript code for launch the beast
If you didn't want to reload your javascript resources you can add a property to indicate this
<script ss-turbo-reload="false">
ss.turboOn();
</script>
<!-- ss-turbo-reload="false" indicate to turboOn to don't reload this resource -->
If you want to execute a function each time a page is loaded, you can do it with this function
ss.onTurbo(function(beforeBody, pageName){
console.log(pageName);
});
scrollToThis is a function to scroll the page up to your element
ss.el('#element').scrollToThis();
isVisible is a function that returns true if the item is displayed on the screen or false if it is not
ss.el('#element').isVisible(); //return true or false
ss.el('#element').isVisible(true); // returns 1 if the element is totally visible or 0.5 if it is partially visible or 0 if it is not visible
write does a little animation as if the user is writing
const speed = 1000; //ms
const callback = function(element, text){
};
ss.el('#element').write('Text', speed, callback)
make a random chain
const params = {
length: 10,
alphabet: true, // abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzAZERTYUIOPQSDFGHJKLMWXCVBN
numbers: true, // 0123456789
extra: true // &@*µ£$./°
};
ss.rand(params); // params is not necessary