jq-js is a reimplemention of a subset of jQuery 1.8+ APIs for modern browsers in a modular way.
jq only implements a subset of jQuery and lacks a selector engine (it relies on standard querySelectorAll and matchesSelector).
jq-js also won't support older browsers and requires a fresh build of your prefered browser (see Requirements below).
jq-js is licensed under the terms of the MIT License.
# install needed nodejs modules
$ npm install
# generate the default build containing every modules
grunt
The resulting built files will be put into build/ directory:
jq.min.js: minified js file, ready to be used jq.min.js.gz minidefied gzipped file, ready to be served
To build a custom version of jq-js, simply include a list of comma-separated module names:
# generate a build with only event and data modules
grunt custom:event,data
Note that some modules may depend on other modules so if you omit a required module, it will automatically be added to the modules list.
To get a list of modules included in your jq build you may use jq.fn.jq.modules
jq defines the special jq.fn.jq hash which shows jq's version and modules included into the build:
> jq.fn.jq
Object {version: "0.1.0", modules: "event,data"}
As core is always included, it doesn't appear in the list of modules.
jq-js has been designed in a modular way so that it's possible to include only needed modules.
Here is a list of every jq-js modules:
Module Name | Description |
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domready | Handles DOM Ready methods: jq.holdReady(),... |
utils | General purpose methods like jq.map, jq.isArray, jq.isFunction,... |
attr | jq.attr() method |
callbacks | Provides support for jq.Callback (very incomplete) |
css | jq.css() method |
animation | jq.animate, jq.slideUp, jq.slideDown methods |
class | jq.addClass, jq.removeClass, jq.toggleClass support |
data | Provides support for jq.data() method |
event | Provides support for event handling: jq.bind, jq.on, and jq.click,... shortcuts |
filter | Provides support for filtering jq collections: jq.filter, jq.not,... |
manipulation | Provides support for manipulating DOM: jq.append, jq.html,... |
misc | Provides support for jq.promise shortcut |
queue | Provides support for queues: jq.queue, jq.dequeue,... |
support | Provides support jq.support (very much incompleted) |
traversing | Provides support for traversing the DOM: jq.parents, jq.children,... |
Here is a list of the APIs that are supported by jq-js. Note that some APIs may be incomplete.
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$._data (internal)
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$._removeData (internal)
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$.ajax
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$.ajaxOptions
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$.css (not documented ?)
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$.each
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$.extend
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$.getScript
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$.inArray
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$.isArray
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$.isFunction
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$.isNumeric
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$.noConflict
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$.holdReady
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$.trim
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.add
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.addClass
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.ajax
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.ajaxSetup
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.animate
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.append
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.appendTo
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.attr
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.after
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.bind
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.children
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.clone
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.contents
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.css
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.each
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.end
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.eq
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.fadeIn
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.fadeOut
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.filter
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.find
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.first
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.get
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.getScript
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.hasClass
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.height
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.hide
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.hover
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.html
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.index
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.is
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.last
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.off
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.offset
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.on
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.parent
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.parents
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.parentsUntil
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.position
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.post
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.ready
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.remove
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.removeAttr
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.removeClass
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.scrollTop
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.show
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.text
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.toggle
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.toggleClass
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.val
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.width
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.blur, .change, .click, .error, .focus, .focusin, .focusout, .hover, .keydown, .keyup, .keypress, .load, .mousedown, .mouseenter, .mouseleave, .mousemove, .mouseout, .mouseover, .mouseup, .resize, .scroll, .select, .submit, .unload
- IE 10
- Chrome 27
- Safari 6
- Firefox 22
Although jq-js is experimental, I have already been successfully using it for my own projects:
Deferred-js which is part of https://github.com/warpdesign/deferred-js has also been used in numerous projects.
To run the tests, first build a complete version of jq-js: grunt build
then simply open the html file that you want to test
in your browser, for example tests/css/index.html
Note that only deferred and css modules have been heavily tested and passes almost every tests. Since a lot of modules are incomplete, lots of tests will fail.
Testing right now is rather rudimentary and uses patched jQuery test files. A lot could been done to ease testing.
If you want to help, don't hesitate! :)
This software is distributed under an MIT licence.
Copyright 2014-2015 © Nicolas Ramz
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. The Software is provided "as is", without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including but not limited to the warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and noninfringement. In no event shall the authors or copyright holders be liable for any claim, damages or other liability, whether in an action of contract, tort or otherwise, arising from, out of or in connection with the software or the use or other dealings in the Software.