vibe

cross-browser [class] JavaScript module—uses classList where available

$ npm install vibe

API (0.9)

Parameters

• element denotes a native DOM Element
• token denotes a single class name
• $ denotes a jQuery-compatible lib such as ender
• ? denotes a optional parameter
• stack denotes an array or collection of elements
• ssv denotes where multiple classes can be passed via array, space-separated string, or a callback to determine them. Callbacks run for each element as this and may return false to cease further iterations.

Fast simple static methods

• vibe.addClass(element, token)
• vibe.removeClass(element, token)
• vibe.toggleClass(element, token, force?)
• vibe.hasClass(element, token)

jQueryish chain methods

Integrated syntax

• $(elements).addClass(ssv)
• $(elements).removeClass(ssv)
• $(elements).toggleClass(ssv, force?)
• $(elements).hasClass(token) → true if any element has it

Standalone syntax

In standalone usage, these methods can be run via .call

• vibe.fn.addClass.call(stack, ssv)
• vibe.fn.removeClass.call(stack, ssv)
• vibe.fn.toggleClass.call(stack, ssv, force?)
• vibe.fn.hasClass.call(stack, token)

Ender

Include vibe in your ender build

ender build vibe

ender usage example

ender('html').addClass('example').removeClass('another')

Compatibility

• Works in all browsers. Tested in Chrome, FF, Opera, IE7/8
• Uses the native .classList where available and otherwise uses .className

Fund

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License

MIT