ongod.js is a light-weight (and lightheared)JavaScript library that enables the capture of Generation, Operation or Deletion of DOM elements. Simply put, it triggers an 'ongod' event whenever a child node is created, edited or removed. It uses the Mutation Observer which can be seen in the event. This thing was created < 9 hours, use at your own risk.
- The library uses a debounced event reload to optimize performance when many elements are involved.
- You can use a custom action defined within the
ongodattribute of an element to specify what should happen when the GOD event is triggered.
// Example of defining a custom action within an HTML element
<div ongod="console.log('Custom action triggered!')">Some Element</div>- Include the
onGod.jsscript in your HTML file.
<script src="onGod.js"></script>- Define custom actions using the
ongodattribute on your HTML elements.
<div ongod="function(event){console.log('The Element or it's children were changed.')}">Some Element</div>- The library will automatically handle DOM changes within this element.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.
- Nikhil Ranjan