Domizer.js - Functional HTML builder in JavaScript.

###Disclaimer: This HTML builder has been inspired by http://joelhughes.co.uk/lmjs-wirte-html-in-javascript-using-less-mark which originally was inspired by http://trapm.com/vana-templating-an-utterly-sensible-templatin.

I simply tried to get the functional idea back into the tool without it becoming too blotted.

###How to:

Build your domizer object by calling domizer(). If an optional object parameter, all tag functions will be added within:

var myDomizer = domizer();

Domizer builder returned by domizer() should contain every single HTML tag. Build a tag by calling its name as a function:

var myDomizer = domizer(),
    myDiv = myDomizer.div();

Pass attributes as an object through the first argument:

var myDomizer = domizer(),
    myDiv = myDomizer.div({
        "id": "myId",
        "class": "myClass"
    });

Content is passed as an array or a list of arguments.

var myDomizer = domizer(),
    myDiv = myDomizer.div({
        "id": "myId",
        "class": "myClass"
    }, ["That seems pretty easy!", "Sure..."], "Umad bro?");

Get HTML text by calling toString():

var myDomizer = domizer(),
    myDiv = myDomizer.div({
        "id": "myId",
        "class": "myClass"
    }, ["That seems pretty easy!", "Sure..."], "Umad bro?");

console.log(myDiv.toString());
// same thing as
// console.log(myDiv + "");

// => "<div id="myId" class="myClass">That seems pretty easy!Sure...Umad bro?</div>"

Get DOMElement by calling dom():

var myDomizer = domizer(),
    myDiv = myDomizer.div({
        "id": "myId",
        "class": "myClass"
    }, ["That seems pretty easy!", "Sure..."], "Umad bro?");

console.log(myDiv.dom());

// => HTMLDivElement

Build your own tags by extending:

var builder = domizer({}),
    cssLink;

builder.css = builder.extendTag(builder.link, {
    "type": "text/css",
    "rel": "stylesheet",
    "href": ""
});
cssLink = builder.css("/css/style.css");

console.log(cssLink.toString());
// => "<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="/css/style.css"/>"