apply(targets, options)

Apply itemization of targeted containers.

Arguments:

Important: if you want to exclude a DOM element from being itemized simply add "notitemize" to its attributes.

cancel(targets)

Cancel itemization of targeted containers.

Arguments:

Options

(Object) Argument of the public method "apply".
All the properties (except "beforeRemove" and "onAddItem") can be set in the HTML with attributes. Attributes have priority over custom options.

Example:

<div itemize class="container" modalConfirm="true" modalText="Are you really sure?" notificationTimer="2000">

Or in the "apply" function's arguments.

Example:

 var itemManager = new Itemize();
 itemManager.apply(".container", {
   modalConfirm: true,
   modalText: "Are you really sure?",
   notificationTimer: 2000
 });
 // It also works without specifying a target (it will target all elements with the "itemize" attribute):
 itemManager.apply({
  modalConfirm: true,
  modalText: "Are you really sure?",
  notificationTimer: 2000
 });

Global options can be specified at initialisation. However, options specified with the "apply" function or in HTML attributes have priority over global options

Example:

 var itemManager = new Itemize({
   modalConfirm: true,
   modalText: "Are you really sure?",
   notificationTimer: 2000
   });
 itemManager.apply(".container")
 });

Properties:

  var itemManager = new Itemize();
  itemManager.apply({
    beforeRemove: (item) => {
      console.log(item);
      return true;
    }
  });

  var itemManager = new Itemize();
  itemManager.apply({
    beforeRemove: (item) => {
      return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
        setTimeout(() => {
          console.log(item)
          resolve();
        }, 500);
      });
    }
  });

Public properties