Class Selector

Returns a selection object that lazily represents an element within the treespace element (or document). Calling [get]Selector#get returns the specified element. Calling Selector#set replaces the element and calling Selector#delete removes it.

Selector instances are used as the target of the proxy object returned by selector

Example

import { Selector } from 'apption';
document.body.innerHTML = `
<div>I am a div</div>
<p>I am a paragraph</p>
<section>I am a section</section>
<article>I am an article</article>
<main>
     <p>P in MAIN</p>
</main>
`;
const slct = new Selector(document.body);
console.log(slct.get('article').textContent);  // I am an article
console.log(slct.get('main & p').textContent);  // P in MAIN
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