JQLite is a vanilla JavaScript DOM interaction library modeled after the main features of jQuery.
JQLite allows users to:
- Make HTTP requests
- Manipulate HTML elements and selectors
- Access the children and parent nodes of DOM elements
- Make AJAX requests that return promises
The easiest way to implement JQLite is to download the JQLite library, add it into your project directory, and include the webpack output in your source code.
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="./css/reset.css">
<script type="text/javascript" src="./jquery_lite.js"></script>
...
</head>
$l is commonly used throughout JQLite in conjunction with CSS selectors, returning DOMNodeCollection objects, or NodeLists. It can also be used to create DOMNodeCollection objects and to build HTML Elements with strings.
- html
- empty
- append(arg)
- attr(key, val)
- addClass(name)
- removeClass(name)
- toggleClass(class)
- children
- parent
- find(selector)
- remove
- on(type, func)
- off(type)
- $l.extend - simple function that merges JavaScript objects
- $l.ajax - receives an options object as an argument and makes an AJAX request that returns a promise