DQuery is a porting of jQuery in Dart.
Include the following in your pubspec.yaml:
dependencies:
dquery: any
Then run the Pub Package Manager in Dart Editor (Tool > Pub Install). If you are using a different editor, run the command (comes with the Dart SDK):
pub install
You can create a query object by selector. With context provided, the query will be based on different element.
// selects all elements containing 'active' in CSS class
ElementQuery $elems = $('.active');
// selects all descendant elements of div containing 'active' in CSS class
ElementQuery $elems = $('.active', div);
It implements List.
$('.active')[0];
$('.active').isEmpty;
for (Element e in $('.active')) { ... }
Create another query object with traversing API, including find, closest, parent, children.
$('.active').closest('ul');
$('#myDiv').find('a.btn');
Manipulate selected elements.
$('.active').removeClass('active');
$('.fade').hide();
Register event handlers on queried elements, or trigger an event by API.
$('#myBtn').on('click', (QueryEvent e) {
...
});
$('#myBtn').trigger('click', data: 'my data');
There are query objects of Document and Window too.
Query $doc = $document();
Query $win = $window();
Check the API reference for more features.
See here.
You are welcome to submit bugs and feature requests. Or even better if you can fix or implement them!
If you'd like to contribute back to the core, you can fork this repository and send us a pull request, when it is ready.
Please be aware that one of Rikulo's design goals is to keep the sphere of API as neat and consistency as possible. Strong enhancement always demands greater consensus.
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