Can we inject elements params and validate bulma classes? about bulmajs HOT 4 CLOSED

Yes, what you are saying is valid. We might as well have the core do the searching and delegate to each plugin to allow it to them setup.

I created a new branch and commit making that change. I don't see a problem with that, but if you do please let me know.

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I have read through the code base. Seem like a nice implementation :) 👍
I am confused about the file naming. which file should developer include to get the functionality of notification ?

is it bulma.js ? or notification.js ?

And if you develop dropdown plugin? How would people be able to use both with minimal setup ?

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I looked at html docs now @ https://vizuaalog.github.io/BulmaJS/

I would prefer the api to be more simple

// Import BulmaJS core and plugins
import Bulma from 'path/to/bulmajs/src/core';
import Notification from 'path/to/bulmajs/src/plugins/Notification';

// Register plugins with the core
Bulma.registerPlugin('notification', Notification);

// If you want to use the DOM API, execute the following function
// when the DOM has loaded
Bulma.traverseDOM();

// If you would like global access to Bulma
window.Bulma = Bulma; // This can be anything you wan

My preference would be, I am not 100 % sure how to do this.
But calling classes plugin seems limiting to me. Naming something plugins give it a
bit of limitation IMO.

// Import BulmaJS core and plugins
import Bulma from 'path/to/bulmajs/src/core';
import Notification from 'path/to/bulmajs/src/plugins/Notification';

let notification_elements = $('.notification') || document.getElementByClassname('.notifications')

Notification.track(notification_elements); // can pass in options 
Dropdown.track(dropdown_elements, options);

Bulma.connect(Notification, Dropdown); //variable args list

// If you would like global access to Bulma
window.Bulma = Bulma; // This can be anything you wan

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I don't see a problem at the moment with the current way things work.

I think for simplicity and being able to just 'drop' the JS to quickly prototyping, manually setting up every plugin to look through the HTML is a little bit overkill. I prefer the current way where the data- tags are used. If someone doesn't like this method, then they can not use the data- API and instead create the instances themselves through the regular JS API.

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