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Variables

• IgnoreCaseMode

Functions

• isTraversal()
• parse()
• stringify()

Interfaces

• AttributeSelector

  • action
  • ignoreCase
  • name
  • namespace
  • type
  • value
• PseudoElement

  • data
  • name
  • type
• PseudoSelector

  • data
  • name
  • type
• TagSelector

  • name
  • namespace
  • type
• Traversal

  • type
• UniversalSelector

  • namespace
  • type

Enums

• AttributeAction

  • Any
  • Element
  • End
  • Equals
  • Exists
  • Hyphen
  • Not
  • Start
• SelectorType

  • Adjacent
  • Attribute
  • Child
  • ColumnCombinator
  • Descendant
  • Parent
  • Pseudo
  • PseudoElement
  • Sibling
  • Tag
  • Universal

Type Aliases

• DataType
• Selector
• TraversalType

variable IgnoreCaseMode

const IgnoreCaseMode: {
    readonly Unknown: null;
    readonly QuirksMode: 'quirks';
    readonly IgnoreCase: true;
    readonly CaseSensitive: false;
};

• Modes for ignore case.

  This could be updated to an enum, and the object is the current stand-in that will allow code to be updated without big changes.

function isTraversal

isTraversal: (selector: Selector) => selector is Traversal;

• Checks whether a specific selector is a traversal. This is useful eg. in swapping the order of elements that are not traversals.

  Parameter selector

  Selector to check.

function parse

parse: (selector: string) => Selector[][];

• Parses selector, optionally with the passed options.

  Parameter selector

  Selector to parse.

  Parameter options

  Options for parsing.

  Returns

  Returns a two-dimensional array. The first dimension represents selectors separated by commas (eg. sub1, sub2), the second contains the relevant tokens for that selector.

function stringify

stringify: (selector: Selector[][]) => string;

• Turns selector back into a string.

  Parameter selector

  Selector to stringify.

type DataType

type DataType = Selector[][] | null | string;

type Selector

type Selector =
    | PseudoSelector
    | PseudoElement
    | AttributeSelector
    | TagSelector
    | UniversalSelector
    | Traversal;

type TraversalType

type TraversalType =
    | SelectorType.Adjacent
    | SelectorType.Child
    | SelectorType.Descendant
    | SelectorType.Parent
    | SelectorType.Sibling
    | SelectorType.ColumnCombinator;