JavaScript tests for element query conditions provided as a JS module.
These functions are provided in two formats:
- commonjs module: index.js
- vanilla JS module: index.vanilla.js
If you are using Node or other tools that can load commonjs modules you will want to use the index.js version of the library. The simplest way to get started is to require this module in another module with require() like this:
let elementQuery = require('../index.js')An example of this can be found in tests/cjs-test.js
If you are using vanilla JS modules you will want to use the index.vanilla.js version of the library. The simplest way to get started is to import this module into another module like this:
import * as elementQuery from './path/to/index.vanilla.js'An example of this can be found in tests/vanilla-test.html
Now the functions from this library (minWidth, maxWidth, minHeight, maxHeight, minChildren, children, maxChildren, minCharacters, characters, maxCharacters, minScrollX, maxScrollX, minScrollY, maxScrollY, minAspectRatio, maxAspectRatio, orientation) should be available for use inside this module as elementQuery.minWidth, elementQuery.maxWidth, etc
A functional demo of these functions being used for styling can be found in tests/demo.html