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jQuery Genealogy

A fun jQuery plugin for your (or for your element's) extended relatives.

Supported Methods

  • el.grandchildren()

    All of the element's children's children.

  • el.greatGrandchildren()

    All of the element's grandchildren's children.

  • el.grandparent()

    The element's parent's parent.

  • el.greatGrandparent()

    The element's grandparent's parent.

  • el.aunts(), el.uncles()

    All of the element's parent's siblings.

  • el.prevAunt(), el.prevUncle()

    The element directly before the element's parent.

  • el.prevAunts(), el.prevUncles()

    All of the element's parent's siblings that come before the element in the document, returned in reverse document order (closest to the original element first).

  • el.nextAunt(), el.nextUncle()

    The element directly after the element's parent.

  • el.nextAunts(), el.nextUncles()

    All of the element's parent's siblings that come after the element in the document, returned in document order (closest to the original element first).

  • el.cousins()

    All of the element's aunts and uncles's children.

  • el.prevCousins()

    All of the element's aunts and uncles's children that come before the element in the document, returned in reverse document order (closest to the original element first).

  • el.nextCousins()

    All of the element's aunts and uncles's children that come after the element in the document, returned in document order (closest to the original element first).

  • el.nieces(), el.nephews()

    All of the element's siblings' children.

  • el.prevNieces(), el.prevNephews()

    All of the element's siblings' children that come before the element in the document, returned in reverse document order (closest to the original element first).

  • el.nextNieces(), el.nextNephews()

    All of the element's siblings' children that come after the element in the document, returned in document order (closest to the original element first).

Less-Useful Methods Provided for Consistency

  • el.brothers(), el.sisters()

    All of the element's siblings.

  • el.father(), el.mother()

    The element's parent.

About

Inspired by one of John Resig's offhand remarks.

Please submit bug reports on GitHub issues or send me a note at [email protected] if you have any questions or feature suggestions.

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jquery-genealogy's Issues

Add $.fn.closestChildren to keep things DRY

Since this pattern is used in both prevCousins and prevNieces, it might be worthwhile to give it its own method. Something like:

$.fn.closestChildren = function() {
    return this.map( function () {
        return $( this ).children().get().reverse();
    } );
};

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