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It looks to me like it's using jQuery specific functions. It could be done with a simpler selector engine, but in this case, it looks pretty clear that it's eit
by mistercow 14y ago
It looks to me like it's using jQuery specific functions. It could be done with a simpler selector engine, but in this case, it looks pretty clear that it's either jQuery or a compatible library like Zepto.
- rb2k_ 14y agoAs far as I see the only line with selectors is: > return [ $($('h2 a')[0]).attr('title'), $($('h2 a')[1]).attr('title') ]; which are 2 css selectors and picking an element. That is pretty much covered by all of the available http parser libraries
- mistercow 14y agoIt's CSS selectors and then wrapping the DOM element again in a function to give it an `attr` method, which is jQuery style. Other libraries may use that syntax too, but I'm pretty sure it started with jQuery (and if not, was certainly popularized by it).