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| − | <code>builder = div.done()</code> | + | <code>builder |
| − | Returns the parent node under which the current node was created. Like [http://api.jquery.com/end/ jQuery.end], this is a convenience function to allow the construction of several child nodes to be chained together into a single statement.
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| − | ===allDone===
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| − | <code>builder = div.allDone()</code>
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| − | Like <code>.done()</code>, but traverses all the way to the root node of the tree and returns it.
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| − | ===wikitext===
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| − | <code><nowiki>div.wikitext('This is some [[example]] text.')</nowiki></code>
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| − | Appends some markup to the node. It may include plain text, wiki markup, and even HTML markup.
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| − | ===newline===
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| − | <code>div.newline()</code>
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| − | Appends a newline character to the node. Equivalent to <code>.wikitext('\n')</code>.
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| − | ===attr===
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| − | <code>div.attr('title', 'Attr value')</code>
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| − | Set an HTML attribute on the node.
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| − | ===css===
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| − | <code>div.css('color', '#f00')</code>
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| − | Set a CSS property to be added to the node's <code>style</code> attribute.
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| − | ===cssText===
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| − | <code>div.cssText('color:#f00; font-size:1.5em')</code>
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| − | Add some raw CSS to the node's <code>style</code> attribute. This is typically used when a template allows some CSS to be passed in as a parameter, such as the <code>liststyle</code> parameter of {{tl|Navbox}}.
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| − | ===addClass===
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| − | <code>div.addClass('even')</code>
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| − | Adds a class name to the node's <code>class</code> attribute. Spaces will be automatically added to delimit each added class name.
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| − | == Examples ==
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| − | <syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
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| − | local HtmlBuilder = require('Module:HtmlBuilder')
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| − | local root = HtmlBuilder.create()
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| − | root
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| − | .wikitext('Lorem ')
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| − | .tag('span')
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| − | .css('color', 'red')
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| − | .attr('title', 'ipsum dolor')
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| − | .wikitext('sit amet')
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| − | .done()
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| − | .tag('div')
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| − | .wikitext('consectetur adipisicing')
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| − | local s = tostring(root)
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| − | -- s = 'Lorem <span style="color:red;" title="ipsum dolor">sit amet</span><div>consectetur adipisicing</div>'
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| − | </syntaxhighlight>
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| − | For more examples, please see the [[Module:HtmlBuilder/testcases|test cases page]] and the [[Module talk:HtmlBuilder/testcases|test cases results]].
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Revisión del 15:28 3 jun 2013
HtmlBuilder provides a way to construct complex HTML and CSS markup by creating a tree of nodes, similar to the Document Object Model. The result is code that is more comprehensible and maintainable than if you simply concatenated strings together. It offers a fluent interface that should look familiar to any user of jQuery.
Usage
First, you need to load the module:
local HtmlBuilder = require('Module:HtmlBuilder')
Next, create the root HtmlBuilder instance:
local builder = HtmlBuilder.create()
Then, you can build HTML using the methods of the HtmlBuilder instance, listed below.
Finally, get the resulting HTML markup as a string:
local s = tostring(builder)
Methods
To allow chaining, all methods return a reference to the builder, unless otherwise stated.
tag
local div = builder.tag('div')
Appends a new child node to the builder, and returns an HtmlBuilder instance representing that new node.
done
builder
