Module: CSS::Selectors::Matcher
Overview
Matches a Selector AST against any duck-typed element. Required methods on the element:
- `name` (or `tag_name`) — tag name
- `[](attr)` — attribute value or nil
- `parent` — parent element or non-element
- `previous_element` (or `previous_element_sibling`) — preceding
element sibling
- `next_element` (or `next_element_sibling`) — following
element sibling
- `children` (and optionally `element_children`) — child nodes
‘Nokogiri::XML::Element` and `Nokogiri::HTML::Element` satisfy this protocol out of the box.
Pseudo-classes that depend on user-agent state (‘:hover`, `:focus`, `:visited`, validity-API states, `:fullscreen`, etc.) always return false; this matcher is intended for stateless analysis.
Constant Summary collapse
- DISABLEABLE_TAGS =
%w[button input select textarea optgroup option fieldset].freeze
- INPUT_TAGS =
%w[input textarea select].freeze
- LINK_TAGS =
%w[a area link].freeze
- RO_INPUT_TYPES =
%w[hidden range color checkbox radio file submit image reset button].freeze
Instance Method Summary collapse
Instance Method Details
#matches?(element, selector) ⇒ Boolean
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# File 'lib/css/selectors/matcher.rb', line 29 def matches?(element, selector) sel = selector.is_a?(String) ? Parser.parse_selector_list(selector) : selector case sel when SelectorList sel.selectors.any? { match_complex(element, it) } when ComplexSelector match_complex(element, sel) when CompoundSelector match_compound(element, sel) else raise ArgumentError, "expected a selector node or string, got #{sel.class}" end end |