kis-js/README.md

Keep It Simple JS Library

A Minimal, Modular Javascript library for Modern browsers.

Aims to be fast, small, and easily split into individual modules.

Browser support: IE9+, Latest versions of Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera

Basic Use:

• Selector: var x = $(selector);

• Function: $_.module.function(params);

Modules:

Support: Provides browser feature detection

properties:

* attachEvent:
	True if `attachEvent` is supported
* addEventListener:
	True if `addEventListener` is supported
* querySelector:
	True if `querySelectorAll` is supported

Ajax: simple, jQuery-like ajax functions

functions:
	
* Get: 
	Use:
	    $_.get(url, data_object, callback);

* Post:
	Use:
	    $_.post(url, data_object, callback);

QS: querystring parsing and serialization for hashbang strings, and pushState urls

functions:
	
	* Parse:
		Use:
		    $_.qs.parse(hb);
	
	* Set: This function will set the hash url if browser doesn't have history.pushState
		Use:
		    $_.qs.set(key, value);
	
	* Get: Retrieves the value of the key in the url string
		Use:
		    $_.qs.get(key);

Store: localstorage wrapper with automatic data serialization

functions:

	* Get:
		Use:
			$_.store.get(key);
	
	* Set
		Use:
			$_.store.set(key, value);
			
	* getALL: Retreives all localstorage data in raw form
		Use:
			$_.store.getAll();

Event: wrapper for applying events to DOM objects Depends on the Support module

functions: 

	*Add: 
		Use:
		    $_.event.add(selector, event, callback);
		    
	*Remove
		Use:
		    $_.event.remove(selector, event, callback);

DOM: Dom manipulation module

function: 

	*addClass: 
		Use:
		    $_.dom.addClass(selector, className);
		    
	*RemoveClass:
		Use:
		    $_.dom.removeClass(selector, className);
		
	*each: For applying changes to every item matched by a selector
		Use:
		 	$_.dom.each(selector, callback);
		 	
		Example : $_.dom.each(".foo", function(e){
					$_.dom.text(e, value);
				  }):
		 	
	*show: For setting dom elements as visible. Type defaults as "block", can be set with optional second parameter.
		Use:
			$_.dom.show(selector, [type]);
			
	*hide: Hides the elements matching the selector
		Use:
			$_.dom.hide(selector);
			
	*attr: Gets, sets, or removes an attribute from a selector. 
		Use:
			Set: $_.dom.attr(selector, attributeName, attributeValue);
			Get: $_.dom.attr(selector, attributeName);
			Remove: $_.dom.attr(selector, attributeName, null);
			
	*text: Gets or sets the text in between an element's tags
		Use:
			Set: $_.dom.text(selector, text);
			Get: $_.dom.text(selector);