Readit Newsmarkyg commented on el.js - Element/Node creation tool github.com/markgandolfo/e... · Posted by u/markyg
I think creating nodes in javascript is a nogo, keep your html in your templates and just read the templates from js and there you can refer to nodes to do whatever you want in js.
But as always there are exceptions to the rule, and then this lib may come in handy.
I've got a browser based notepad using local storage as the key:value store. I needed a way to 'open notes' and in turn create various tabs, etc.
HTML wasn't an option in something so dynamic.
I guess all I'm saying is, there are use-cases where it's fine
markyg commented on el.js - Element/Node creation tool github.com/markgandolfo/e... · Posted by u/markyg
This looks like a straight-up copy of laconic, which is already used by many (including my team): https://github.com/joestelmach/laconic
It even hijacks the 'el' naming convention for it.
el was shorthand for element. I wasn't aware of laconic until after I wrote this... I'm simply learning javascript and thought this would be a nice way to do it..
I like the histogram. I like the style. It would be really cool if you collected all the words over time and present a global top ten... But the trolls would probably put naughty words up.
Thanks, its something I knocked up in a day.
The plan is to make a Natural Language Engine, giving you all sorts of interesting facts about your block of text.
I didn't think of doing a history of all text, thats actually a really cool idea! I'll have a bit of a think about how to implement this in a nice way.
What you see is the first step to hopefully something that I can grow over time.
You can navigate in normal mode:
<leader>da - Add current file to marks <leader>dr - Remove current file from marks <leader>dl - List marked files in Telescope <leader>dc - Clear all marks <leader>1 through <leader>5 - Go to mark by index
And while in telescope
Press Ctrl-v to open in vertical split Press Ctrl-x to open in horizontal split Press Ctrl-d to remove the selected file from the list Press Ctrl-k to move the selected file up in the list Press Ctrl-j to move the selected file down in the list