This update is a huge improvement to the $.repeat() function. This is partly because of the issue #45 .

See the docs for all the changes in this function.

Here is a new feature: $.getProp(), you'll see everything about it in the docs

Hope you'll like this feature 😊

This is a very very small update that will enhance your experience with $.predict()

This release is now fully written in ES6, display.es6.js and display.es6.min.js have been renamed display.js and display.min.js. It's a very small release.

This is a minor update, I added the possibility to use $.css() like:

$.css(".testElement", {
   "background": "red",
   "color": "blue"
});

And, $.var() like:

<p var="person.name"></p>
<p var="person.address.city"></p>

// Create a var for Display.JS. You don't have to add the $ var, you can change the name.
var $ = new DisplayJS(window);
// Create an object 'person' who's name is 'Kevin', and he lives in New York.
var person = {name: 'Kevin', address: {city:'New-York'}};
// Rendering the DOM
$.var();

As DisplayJS grew, the amount of issue increased. And so, here is my fix for all of them!

Thanks to @Cslove that helped to fix $.s()

This version is a very big update. There is new functions ($.copy(), $.then(), $.get(), ...), but more important, there is now light versions of DisplayJS if you don't need all the math / heavy functions.

I hope you'll love this update 😊.

I fixed $.time_ago() function and I'm now supporting multiple module exportation:

• AMD
• Node.JS (As before)
• ES6

Thank you for using DisplayJS 😊.

I'm sorry for leaving some bugs in the v1.2.1.

These bugs that I was supposed to fix are now fixed, and again, I'm sorry 😉