static void Main(string[] args)
{
//- creating an simple A link, with id and class
var link = new Tag("a","Click for oblivion!", href:"http://somewhere/far/away", id:"starlink", @class:"starred");
Dump(link);
//- the same thing but now via shorthand - the . denotes an class and the # a id
var linkshorthand = new Tag("a.starlink#starred","Click for oblivion!", href:"http://somewhere/far/away");
Dump(linkshorthand);
//- creating an UL with child LI
var nested = new Tag("ul",
new Tag("li", "Look im an li!", @class:"hello", id:"hello"),
new Tag("li", "Look im another li!", @class:"awesome"));
Dump(nested);
//- creating two sibling breaks
var siblings = new Tag("br");
siblings += new Tag("br");
Dump(siblings);
// doing the same thing but lazy via string implicit string conversion
Tag lazysiblings = "hr";
lazysiblings += "hr";
lazysiblings += (Tag)"hr.rainbow" + (Tag)"hr.doublerainbow";
Dump(lazysiblings);
//- or create a image with class pretty and id main, and set the src to google and add a rainbow
var lazyWithAttributes = ((Tag)"img.pretty#main").Attr("src","http://www.lolcats.com") + "hr.rainbow";
Dump(lazyWithAttributes);
//- some more samples
var linq = new []{ "Coffee","Crack", "Energy drink"};
var
html =
new Tag("ul.starred#main",
new Tag("li.fav", content: "CONTENT", name: "MYNAME", type: "MYTYPE"),
new Tag("li.fav", "CONTENT", name: "MYNAME"));
html +=
new Tag("div.CLASS#ID",content: "CONTENT", id: "myid", name:"NAME", href:"HREF",
target:"TARGET", title:"TITLE", style:"asd", alt:"ALT", src:"SRC");
html += "hr.CLASS";
html += new Tag("ul#toplist",
from
stimulant
in
linq
select
new Tag("li",stimulant, @class:(stimulant=="Crack"?"illegal":"ok")));
Dump(html);
Tag divwithclass = ".someclasss";
Dump(divwithclass);
Tag divwithid = "#someid";
Dump(divwithid);
}
static void Dump(Tag t)
{
Console.WriteLine (t);
}