yocto

yocto is fun, small (min.js ≈1K and min.js.gz ≈ 600B) and experimental library which allows you to chain all the default DOM Element methods and properties like this:

$$$('div')
    .style({background: 'red', color: '#fff'})
    .setAttribute('data-test', 2)
    .addEventListener('click', function(e) { console.log(e) })
    .lastElementChild()
        .className('last-child')
        .querySelectorAll('span')
            .style({color: '#0f0'})
            .innerHTML()

that's 137 items in the latest Google Chrome, for example.

console.dir($$$.prototype)

additional features

$$$('body') instanceof Array
// true

$$$ can:

• handle all the same selectors as querySelectorAll
• create element with $$$('<div/>')
• wrap single element with $$$(document.body)
• wrap elements collectons like NodeList and any other Array-Like objects with $$$(document.body.childNodes)

cross-browser normalization

fuck it.

test & lint

• all: npm test
• unit (still in progress): open test/test.html in your browser or run npm run-script unit for testing with PhantomJS
• eslint: npm run-script eslint
• jscs: npm run-script jscs

license

WFTPL