I guess I wonder who this is valuable for? If you're not using a framework, I guess it's ok, but if you're using react or angular (or probably anything else rea

I guess I wonder who this is valuable for? If you're not using a framework, I guess it's ok, but if you're using react or angular (or probably anything else really), you're already likely binding your data to reflect styles in the html, so it isn't valuable to add that here. If you're doing straight javascript, this might help you from doing a whole lot of `el.className = ...` but it seems like this is trying to do a whole lot more than that. I guess I'd like to have seen a use case rather than so much documentation. In fact, I think the amount of documentation and different ways of using CjsSS may be the most troubling part. I don't want to 'learn' a new library, it should be self-explanatory with a few good examples. How long did it take to pick-up jQuery's dom query syntax? You didn't need all the documentation, mostly just '.' for class, '#' for id. Sure, it was more complicated than that, but all the complexity didn't need to be taught from the start, you could do a ton with very little exposure.