Webru

Frequently used javascript functions for Rust and WebAssembly

webru is a binding for web-sys

This crate assumes that you will only use this crate inside browser. Not any other javascript runtime such as Node.js

Example

```rust

use wasmbindgen::closure::Closure; use wasmbindgen::JsCast; use websys::{Element, HtmlElement}; use weblog::consolelog; use webru::{alert, body, callback, createelement, getelementbyid, reload, set_timeout};

// javascript Window.alert() method alert("You are in danger!");

// getting the tag/element let body: HtmlElement = body();

// creating a

tag using javascript document.createElement() method // This function will return the newly created element/tag let h1: Element = create_element("h1");

// adding some attributes to

tag h1.setid("heading-1"); // html id property h1.setclassname("heading"); // html class property` h1.setinner_html("Welcome to my website");

// pushing the

tag into the DOM body.append_child(&h1);

// This closure will be called the will be clicked let cb: Closureconsole.log() method console_log!("You clicked the button"); });

// creating a

element let button: HtmlElement = createelement("button") .dynref::() .unwrap() .clone();

// adding some attributes to

tag button.setinnerhtml("Click me"); // innerHTML property button.setonclick(Some(cb.asref().dyn_ref().unwrap())); // onclick event

cb.forget();

// pushing the

tag into the DOM body.append_child(&button);

// javascript setTimeout() method settimeout( || { // javascript console.log() method consolelog!("Time has completed");

    // reload the page
    // javascript `location.reload()` method
    reload();
},
10000, // 10 seconds

);

// getting the

element from the DOM // javascript document.getElementById() method let h1fromdom: Option = getelementby_id("heading-1");

asserteq!(h1from_dom.unwrap(), h1);

```

Warning

This project is not well tested. So make sure to test every functions from this crate you used in your project before going to production.

Contributions

Your valuable PRs and Issues are welcome. Note that all the contribution submitted by you, shall be licensed as MIT or APACHE 2.0 at your choice, without any additional terms or conditions.