README.md

html-generator

dynamically generates html from a list of js objects, creating and inserting elements in the DOM

Configuration

Copy the htmlGenerator.js file to your project and insert the tag containing the file path
<script src = "htmlGenerator.js"> </script>

Use of the generator

The HtmlGenerato will be instantiated and in it it is possible to pass two methods, the object with the list of elements listObjectDOM to compose the DOM and the parent element parentElement that contains the element to be inserted.

new HtmlGenerator (listObjectDOM, parentElement)
Example:

new HtmlGenerator ([
                      {   
                          tag: "div",
                          val: "Value",
                          att: {class: "class-name"},
                          childs: [
                              {
                                  tag: "div",
                                  att: {class: "class-name-2.1", id: "id-2.1"},
                                  val: "Value 2.1",
                                  childs: [
                                      {tag: "div", att: {class: "class-name-2-1-1"}, val: "Value 2.1.1"}
                                  ]
                              },
                          ]
                       },
                   ], document.body)

Note: you can only pass the listObjectDOM that the generator will use the body as the parent element.

You can also assign this instance to a variable and insert values ​​and attributes with the methods available on that object.

you can insert attributes to the class using the setAttributes( tag, attributes )

Note: attributes is an object with the values {class: 'class-name', id: 'id-name', ...}

you can enter values for an element using setValue (tag, value)

Note: value is text that the element will contain

List of objects

example:

[
  {
      tag: "tagName",
      val: "value",
      att: {class: "className", id:"idName", style:"", ... },
      childs: [
          {
              tag: "tagName",
              att: {class: "className", id: "idName"},
              val: "value",
              childs: [
                  {tag: "tagName", att: {class: "className"}, val: "value"}
              ]
          },
      ]
  },
  ...
]