Create DOM elements.

npm install dom-create-element

var create = require('dom-create-element');

var el = create({
  selector: 'div',
  id: 'el-id',
  styles: 'el-classes',
  children: create({
  	selector: 'a',
  	link: 'http://google.com',
  	target: '_blank',
  	html: 'Link'
  })
});

document.body.appendChild(el);

• selector: the string type tag of the HTML element (required)
• id: unique ID selector of the element
• styles: CSS classes of the element (this is not inline styles)
• attr: custom attributes
• link: if selector is a <a> element, provide a href (required)
• target: if selector is a <a> element, you can define target
• src: if selector is an <img> element, provide a src
• lazyload: if selector is an <img> element, you can define lazyload (see below)
• html: the content of the element (basically innerHTML)
• children: the children of the element. could be another instance of create so you could chain element creation

For images, you can pass lazyload: true. This will set the image to opacity: 0, then go back to 1 when it's loaded.

var image = create({
  selector: 'img',
  src: '/path/to/img.jpg',
  lazyload: true
});

• lazyload for images
• cleaner options: opt should first be the selector with more options as second parameter
• tests

MIT, see LICENSE.md for details.