The @jamilservices/sb-core-dom-module is a JavaScript library designed to simplify DOM manipulation and enhance frontend development workflows. It offers a collection of utilities for creating, querying, and managing HTML and SVG elements, with support for shadow DOM operations.

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• Easy creation and management of HTML and SVG elements.
• Support for shadow DOM, allowing for encapsulated styling and markup.
• Efficient querying and manipulation of elements stored in an internal registry.
• Designed to work seamlessly with modern frontend frameworks and vanilla JavaScript projects.

You can easily install the DOM module in your project using npm, pnpm or yarn:

npm install @jamilservices/sb-core-dom-module

pnpm add @jamilservices/sb-core-dom-module

yarn add @jamilservices/sb-core-dom-module

[!NOTE] This will add the @jamilservices/sb-core-dom-module as a development dependency in your project.

You can use the following CDN links to include the module:

https://cdn.skypack.dev/@jamilservices/sb-core-dom-module@latest/lib/main.min.js

https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@jamilservices/sb-core-dom-module@latest/lib/main.min.js

https://unpkg.com/@jamilservices/sb-core-dom-module@latest/lib/main.min.js

Here's how to use the @jamilservices/sb-core-dom-module in your application:

import { DomModule } from '@jamilservices/sb-core-dom-module';

After installing the @jamilservices/sb-core-dom-module, you can use it to create, manipulate, and manage DOM elements efficiently. Here are a few examples:

Create a simple div element with text content and append it to the body.

import { DomModule } from '@jamilservices/sb-core-dom-module';

const myDiv = DomModule.createHTMLElement({
  element: {
    type: 'div',
    attr: { class: 'my-class' },
    text: 'This is a dynamic div'
  }
});

document.body.appendChild(myDiv);

Create an SVG circle and append it to an SVG root element.

import { DomModule } from '@jamilservices/sb-core-dom-module';

const svgRoot = DomModule.createSVGElement({
  element: {
    type: 'svg',
    attr: {
      width: '100',
      height: '100',
      xmlns: 'http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'
    }
  }
});

const circle = DomModule.createSVGElement({
  element: {
    type: 'circle',
    attr: {
      cx: '50',
      cy: '50',
      r: '40',
      stroke: 'green',
      'stroke-width': '4',
      fill: 'yellow'
    }
  },
  parent: svgRoot
});

document.body.appendChild(svgRoot);

The @jamilservices/sb-core-dom-module offers several functions to work with the DOM. Here's a brief overview of the main functions:

• createHTMLElement: Creates an HTML element based on the provided specifications (type, attributes, text content, etc.).
• createSVGElement: Similar to createHTMLElement but specifically for creating SVG elements.
• addElementToStore: Stores a reference to an element by a specified key for easy retrieval.
• getElementFromStore: Retrieves an element reference from the store using its key.
• removeElementFromStore: Removes an element's reference from the store and optionally its associated events.
• createFromStruct: Creates DOM elements based on a structured object, supporting nested children and event binding.
• removeElement: Removes a specified element from the DOM and optionally from the internal store and unbinds its events.

Interested in contributing? We welcome your contributions to enhance the backend capabilities of @jamilservices/sb-core-dom-module. Please check our Contribution Guidelines for more details.

@jamilservices/sb-core-dom-module is available under the MIT License by @jamilservicos.

• You are free to modify and reuse the code.
• The original license must be included with copies of this software.
• We encourage linking back to this repository if you use a significant portion of the source code.