With this Library you can query elements by class, name or tag name just as with any other library like Zepto.js or Jquery.

IUTILS also has a set of utilities that have proven to be very useful in many projects.

Query Elements:

by Class:

i$('.className')

by Id:

i$('#idName')

by Tag name:

i$('tagName')

You can also pass the context as a parameter:

i$('#selector', context)

You can also pass a long string of selectors, in this case, the first one must not be a tag, it must be an ID or a Class selector:

i$('#selector div .link', context)

//or

i$('.selector div a', context)

//this wont work:

i$('div div a', context)

Where the context can be an iUtils object, a query selector, or a html element. It only works with single elements and not with arrays of elements.

Here are the utils you can make us of:

Only works with single elements and not with arrays of elements. Returns true or false Example:

i$('#blockOne').hasClass('className');

Works with both single elements or arrays of elements. returns iUtils element object so you can chain other methods. Example:

i$('#blockOne').addClass('className');

Works with both single elements or arrays of elements. returns iUtils element object so you can chain other methods. Example:

i$('#blockOne').removeClass('className');

Works with both single elements or arrays of elements. returns iUtils element object so you can chain other methods. Example:

i$('#blockOne').addCss('propertyName', 'value');

Works with both single elements or arrays of elements. returns iUtils element object so you can chain other methods. Example:

i$('#blockOne').bindEventListener('eventType', fn);

Works with both single elements or arrays of elements. returns iUtils element object so you can chain other methods. Example:

i$('#blockOne').unbindEventListener('eventType', fn);

Works with both single elements or arrays of elements. Used to get an 'index' element wrapped with the iUtils Object. returns single HTML Element wrapped in an iUtils Object Example:

i$('.block').get(index);

Works with both single elements or arrays of elements. returns single HTML Element. Example:

i$('.block').getElement(index);

Only works with single elements and not with arrays of elements. returns parent of the current Element in an iUtils wrapper so you can chain other methods. Example:

i$('#blockOne').getParent();

Works with both single elements or arrays of elements. returns given attribute or false. Example:

i$('.block').getAttr('rel');

Works with both single elements or arrays of elements. returns given attribute or false. Example:

i$('.block').setAttr('rel');

Works with both single elements or arrays of elements. returns given attribute or false. Example:

i$('.block').removeAttr('rel');

works with arrays of elements returns an array of filtered elements example:

i$('.block').filterByClass('active');

Removes Elements from DOM Works with both single elements or arrays of elements. returns current Object Example:

i$('.block').destroy();

creates a loop to walk through an array of elements Example:

i$('.block').each(function(index){});

adds properties from an object to another object and returns the target object Example:

i$.extend(sourceObj, targetObj);

add properties from one array to another and retursn the target array

i$.mergeArrays(targetArr, sourceArr);

a set Interval in a wrapper so it can be reused:

i$.delay(fn, time);

A method used for logging. Login can be disabled by changing the configuration flag: i$.config.flags.log = false; Example:

i$.log(string);

adds html to an element param: string or html element returns current element to enable chaning Example:

i$('.block').html('<p>hello World</p>');

i$('.block').html(htmlNode);

appends html to an element param: string or html element returns current element to enable chaning Example:

i$('.block').appendHtml('<p>hello World</p>');

i$('.block').appendHtml(htmlNode);

prepends html to an element param: string or html element returns current element to enable chaning Example:

i$('.block').prependHtml('<p>hello World</p>');

i$('.block').prependHtml(htmlNode);

Copyright 2011 Ian Calderon Lopez

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