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https://github.com/mootools/mootools-coreA compact, modular, Object-Oriented JavaScript framework for intermediate to advanced developers. MooTools Core provides foundational utilities and extensions, including a Class system with inheritance and mixins (Chain, Events, Options), and a Browser object for feature detection and user agent parsing. Version 1.6.1-dev.
The Fx.CSS class is a CSS parsing utility used internally by the MooTools effects engine. It is a required dependency for the following effect classes:
Fx.TweenFx.MorphFx.ElementsNote that Fx.CSS has no public methods and is intended to be used by these higher-level effect classes rather than being called directly by developers.
Class module to implement object-oriented patterns and inheritance within your MooTools applications.Element module to manipulate, query, and interact with DOM elements.Element.Delegation module to implement event delegation patterns, allowing you to manage events at a container level rather than on individual child elements.This repository is intended for developers contributing to the MooTools core library. If you want to use MooTools in your own projects, do not use this repository. Instead, download the library from the official website.
http://mootools.net/downloadTo build a version of MooTools that excludes deprecated code from older versions (e.g., 1.4.6, 1.3.x), use the nocompat or packager:nocompat Grunt targets.
Warning: Using this version requires you to migrate your code according to the changelog or version-specific blog posts, as deprecated features will be removed.
Fx.Tween module to create smooth transitions and animations for single properties (e.g., opacity, position, or color).The Fx class allows you to specify transitions using a string shorthand in the transition option. This string maps to specific easing functions in Fx.Transitions.
Format: 'type:direction' or 'type:direction:direction' (e.g., 'sine:in', 'bounce:out', or 'quad:in:out').
The Chain class is a utility that executes functions sequentially, where each function fires after the completion of the previous one. You can implement it into new classes, existing classes, or use it as a standalone instance.
To use it in a new class, use the Implements property in the constructor. To use it in an existing class, use .implement(Chain).
The Events class allows a class to manage an event stack (e.g., 'start', 'complete', 'cancel'). You can implement it into new classes via Implements: Events or into existing classes via .implement(Events).
Note: When using Events alongside Options, any option starting with 'on' followed by a capital letter (e.g., onComplete) is automatically treated as an event (e.g., complete).
1.5.1) that maintains compatibility with older versions (e.g., 1.4.6, 1.3.x, etc.), use the compat or packager:compat Grunt targets. By default, these commands will also run the relevant tests (specs).Request module as a wrapper for XMLHttpRequest to perform asynchronous HTTP requests more easily.