javascript-lodashHow can I use Lodash to manipulate HTML elements in JavaScript?
Lodash is a JavaScript library that provides a lot of useful functions for manipulating HTML elements in JavaScript.
For example, you can use Lodash's _.map()
function to iterate over an array of elements and modify them. The following code block shows an example of using _.map()
to add a class to all HTML elements in an array:
let elements = [
"<div>Element 1</div>",
"<div>Element 2</div>",
"<div>Element 3</div>"
];
let modifiedElements = _.map(elements, function(element) {
return element.replace('<div>', '<div class="example-class">');
});
console.log(modifiedElements);
Output example
[
"<div class="example-class">Element 1</div>",
"<div class="example-class">Element 2</div>",
"<div class="example-class">Element 3</div>"
]
The code above does the following:
- Declares an array of HTML elements
- Uses Lodash's
_.map()
function to iterate over the array - Inside the
_.map()
function, theelement
parameter is used to access each element in the array - The
element.replace()
function is used to add theexample-class
class to each HTML element - The resulting modified elements are stored in the
modifiedElements
variable
For more information on using Lodash to manipulate HTML elements in JavaScript, see the following links:
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