Add .is() DOM Filter

[Wikiki]

add .is( selector) to filter collection
selector can be a DOM element, a DOMtastic instance or a string.

Take into account extended selector :visible :hidden

[coveralls]

Coverage decreased (-4.6%) to 89.754% when pulling 8ff56e5 on Wikiki:feature/isSelectorDOMFiltering into e0991e2 on webpro:master.

[webpro]

The is method sounds like a method that tries to do too much. FYI, there is a matches function that works like this:

$.matches(element, '.b')

Or, you can check a class, e.g.:

$('.a').hasClass('b');

The latter can be modified to cater for the first. For a DOMtastic instance, there is:

const $element = $(document);
$element === $(element);

For a DOM element, you could do:

const element = document.body;
$(element).get(0) === element; // or:
$(element)[0] === element;

How about extending matches so we can do this:

$('.a').matches('.b')

We could then only pass a selector, though.

[Wikiki]

Hi,

thank for your answer but my point is more related to the chainability.
How to maintain the chainability with your proposales ?

Regards

[webpro]

Could you please elaborate on your use case? In which situation are you missing the chainability?

[webpro]

Closing this one due to inactivity.