Search results
52 packages found
Sort by: Default
- Default
- Most downloaded this week
- Most downloaded this month
- Most dependents
- Recently published
Based on @xmldom/xmldom with some minor enhancements. Add querySelector, querySelectorAll and match method to Document and Element.
Detect the appearance of an element in the browser DOM
Shadow DOM-piercing querySelector/querySelectorAll implementation
Extra lightweight DOM selector helper
Elo7 doc amd
A scoped querySelectorAll replacement
update html elements by mapping query selectors to attributes, text, and hypertext
Modern DOM query selectors helpers written in es2015
querySelector(All) for the composed DOM tree
A utility function to create DOM elements with CSS selector-like syntax
querySelector but for parent nodes
Modern JavaScript is pretty good, but typing document.querySelector() is a pain. This is a tiny library that makes DOM manipulation easy. jQuery is around 80kb (30kb gzipped), while this is only around 8kb (3.5kb gzipped). Lots of JSDoc comments so it's s
- jquery
- javascript
- typescript
- JSDoc
- Dom Manipulation
- Easy
- Small
- Tiny
- Modern
- ES6
- Lightweight
- Light
- DOM
- prototype
- View more
Aliases for querySelector & querySelectorAll
a *very* slim package for basic DOM operations - few bytes
The fastest, most lightweight, least dependency jQuery alternative. Now typed, Ai-enhanced, and better than ever!
Some utility functions for native DOM NODE objects, like jQuery without overhead of functions. Better performance
update html elements by mapping query selectors to attributes, text, and hypertext. Fork of hyperglue
javascript DOM Object handle
Syntactic sugar for querySelector, querySelectorAll, & addEventListener allowing you to select, modify, and add event listeners for multiple elements in one line of code. Tiny package (<1KB GZIP).
- querySelector
- querySelectorAll
- addEventListener
- event
- events
- elements
- quick
- query
- selector
- select
- dom
- iterate
- browser
easily create and retrieve DOM elements with CSS selectors and group event listeners