Interface

ListElement (list/list/utils)

@ckeditor/ckeditor5-list/src/list/utils/model

interface

An Element that is known to be a list element.

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Properties

  • readonly inherited

    childCount : number

    Number of this element's children.

  • readonly inherited

    document : null | Document

    Document that owns this root element.

  • readonly inherited

    endOffset : null | number

    Offset at which this node ends in it's parent. It is equal to the sum of this node's start offset and offset size. Equals to null if the node has no parent.

  • readonly inherited

    index : null | number

    Index of this node in its parent or null if the node has no parent.

    Accessing this property throws an error if this node's parent element does not contain it. This means that model tree got broken.

  • readonly inherited

    isEmpty : boolean

    Is true if there are no nodes inside this element, false otherwise.

  • readonly inherited

    maxOffset : number

    Sum of offset sizes of all of this element's children.

  • readonly inherited

    name : string

    Element name.

  • readonly inherited

    nextSibling : null | Node

    Node's next sibling or null if the node is a last child of it's parent or if the node has no parent.

  • readonly inherited

    offsetSize : number

    Offset size of this node. Represents how much "offset space" is occupied by the node in it's parent. It is important for position. When node has offsetSize greater than 1, position can be placed between that node start and end. offsetSize greater than 1 is for nodes that represents more than one entity, i.e. text node.

  • readonly inherited

    parent : null | Element | DocumentFragment

    Parent of this node. It could be Element or DocumentFragment. Equals to null if the node has no parent.

  • readonly inherited

    previousSibling : null | Node

    Node's previous sibling or null if the node is a first child of it's parent or if the node has no parent.

  • readonly inherited

    root : Node | DocumentFragment

    The top-most ancestor of the node. If node has no parent it is the root itself. If the node is a part of DocumentFragment, it's root is equal to that DocumentFragment.

  • readonly inherited

    rootName : undefined | string

    Unique root name used to identify this root element by Document.

  • readonly inherited

    startOffset : null | number

    Offset at which this node starts in its parent. It is equal to the sum of offsetSize of all its previous siblings. Equals to null if node has no parent.

    Accessing this property throws an error if this node's parent element does not contain it. This means that model tree got broken.

Methods

  • inherited

    findAncestor( parentName, options = { [options.includeSelf] } ) → null | Element

    Returns the parent element of the given name. Returns null if the element is not inside the desired parent.

    Parameters

    parentName : string

    The name of the parent element to find.

    options : object

    Options object.

    Properties
    [ options.includeSelf ] : boolean

    When set to true this node will be also included while searching.

    Defaults to {}

    Returns

    null | Element
  • inherited

    getAncestors( options = { [options.includeSelf], [options.parentFirst] } ) → Array<Node | DocumentFragment>

    Returns ancestors array of this node.

    Parameters

    options : object

    Options object.

    Properties
    [ options.includeSelf ] : boolean

    When set to true this node will be also included in parent's array.

    [ options.parentFirst ] : boolean

    When set to true, array will be sorted from node's parent to root element, otherwise root element will be the first item in the array.

    Defaults to {}

    Returns

    Array<Node | DocumentFragment>

    Array with ancestors.

  • inherited

    getAttribute( key ) → number

    Parameters

    key : 'listIndent'

    Returns

    number
  • inherited

    getAttribute( key ) → unknown

    Parameters

    key : string

    Returns

    unknown
  • inherited

    getAttribute( key ) → ListType

    Parameters

    key : 'listType'

    Returns

    ListType
  • inherited

    getAttribute( key ) → number

    Parameters

    key : 'listStart'

    Returns

    number
  • inherited

    getAttribute( key ) → boolean

    Parameters

    key : 'listReversed'

    Returns

    boolean
  • inherited

    getAttribute( key ) → string

    Parameters

    key : 'listStyle'

    Returns

    string
  • inherited

    getAttribute( key ) → string

    Gets an attribute value for given key or undefined if that attribute is not set on node.

    Parameters

    key : 'listItemId'

    Key of attribute to look for.

    Returns

    string

    Attribute value or undefined.

  • inherited

    getAttributeKeys() → IterableIterator<string>

    Returns iterator that iterates over this node's attribute keys.

    Returns

    IterableIterator<string>
  • inherited

    getAttributes() → IterableIterator<tuple>

    Returns iterator that iterates over this node's attributes.

    Attributes are returned as arrays containing two items. First one is attribute key and second is attribute value. This format is accepted by native Map object and also can be passed in Node constructor.

    Returns

    IterableIterator<tuple>
  • inherited

    getChild( index ) → null | Node

    Gets the child at the given index.

    Parameters

    index : number

    Returns

    null | Node
  • inherited

    getChildIndex( node ) → null | number

    Returns an index of the given child node. Returns null if given node is not a child of this element.

    Parameters

    node : Node

    Child node to look for.

    Returns

    null | number

    Child node's index in this element.

  • inherited

    getChildStartOffset( node ) → null | number

    Returns the starting offset of given child. Starting offset is equal to the sum of offset sizes of all node's siblings that are before it. Returns null if given node is not a child of this element.

    Parameters

    node : Node

    Child node to look for.

    Returns

    null | number

    Child node's starting offset.

  • inherited

    getChildren() → IterableIterator<Node>

    Returns an iterator that iterates over all of this element's children.

    Returns

    IterableIterator<Node>
  • inherited

    getCommonAncestor( node, options = { [options.includeSelf] } ) → null | Element | DocumentFragment

    Returns a Element or DocumentFragment which is a common ancestor of both nodes.

    Parameters

    node : Node

    The second node.

    options : object

    Options object.

    Properties
    [ options.includeSelf ] : boolean

    When set to true both nodes will be considered "ancestors" too. Which means that if e.g. node A is inside B, then their common ancestor will be B.

    Defaults to {}

    Returns

    null | Element | DocumentFragment
  • inherited

    getNodeByPath( relativePath ) → Node

    Returns a descendant node by its path relative to this element.

    // <this>a<b>c</b></this>
    this.getNodeByPath( [ 0 ] );     // -> "a"
    this.getNodeByPath( [ 1 ] );     // -> <b>
    this.getNodeByPath( [ 1, 0 ] );  // -> "c"
    

    Parameters

    relativePath : Array<number>

    Path of the node to find, relative to this element.

    Returns

    Node
  • inherited

    getPath() → Array<number>

    Gets path to the node. The path is an array containing starting offsets of consecutive ancestors of this node, beginning from root, down to this node's starting offset. The path can be used to create Position instance.

    const abc = new Text( 'abc' );
    const foo = new Text( 'foo' );
    const h1 = new Element( 'h1', null, new Text( 'header' ) );
    const p = new Element( 'p', null, [ abc, foo ] );
    const div = new Element( 'div', null, [ h1, p ] );
    foo.getPath(); // Returns [ 1, 3 ]. `foo` is in `p` which is in `div`. `p` starts at offset 1, while `foo` at 3.
    h1.getPath(); // Returns [ 0 ].
    div.getPath(); // Returns [].
    

    Returns

    Array<number>
  • inherited

    hasAttribute( key ) → boolean

    Checks if the node has an attribute with given key.

    Parameters

    key : string

    Key of attribute to check.

    Returns

    boolean

    true if attribute with given key is set on node, false otherwise.

  • inherited

    is( type ) → this is Element | RootElement

    Checks whether the object is of type Element or its subclass.

    element.is( 'element' ); // -> true
    element.is( 'node' ); // -> true
    element.is( 'model:element' ); // -> true
    element.is( 'model:node' ); // -> true
    
    element.is( 'view:element' ); // -> false
    element.is( 'documentSelection' ); // -> false
    

    Assuming that the object being checked is an element, you can also check its name:

    element.is( 'element', 'imageBlock' ); // -> true if this is an <imageBlock> element
    text.is( 'element', 'imageBlock' ); -> false
    

    Parameters

    type : 'element' | 'model:element'

    Returns

    this is Element | RootElement
  • inherited

    is( type ) → this is Text

    Checks whether the object is of type Text.

    text.is( '$text' ); // -> true
    text.is( 'node' ); // -> true
    text.is( 'model:$text' ); // -> true
    text.is( 'model:node' ); // -> true
    
    text.is( 'view:$text' ); // -> false
    text.is( 'documentSelection' ); // -> false
    

    Note: Until version 20.0.0 this method wasn't accepting '$text' type. The legacy 'text' type is still accepted for backward compatibility.

    Parameters

    type : '$text' | 'model:$text'

    Returns

    this is Text
  • inherited

    is( type ) → this is RootElement

    Checks whether the object is of type RootElement.

    rootElement.is( 'rootElement' ); // -> true
    rootElement.is( 'element' ); // -> true
    rootElement.is( 'node' ); // -> true
    rootElement.is( 'model:rootElement' ); // -> true
    rootElement.is( 'model:element' ); // -> true
    rootElement.is( 'model:node' ); // -> true
    
    rootElement.is( 'view:element' ); // -> false
    rootElement.is( 'documentFragment' ); // -> false
    

    Assuming that the object being checked is an element, you can also check its name:

    rootElement.is( 'rootElement', '$root' ); // -> same as above
    

    Parameters

    type : 'rootElement' | 'model:rootElement'

    Returns

    this is RootElement
  • inherited

    is( type ) → this is Position | LivePosition

    Checks whether the object is of type Position or its subclass.

    position.is( 'position' ); // -> true
    position.is( 'model:position' ); // -> true
    
    position.is( 'view:position' ); // -> false
    position.is( 'documentSelection' ); // -> false
    

    Parameters

    type : 'position' | 'model:position'

    Returns

    this is Position | LivePosition
  • inherited

    is( type ) → this is Selection | DocumentSelection

    Checks whether the object is of type Selection or DocumentSelection.

    selection.is( 'selection' ); // -> true
    selection.is( 'model:selection' ); // -> true
    
    selection.is( 'view:selection' ); // -> false
    selection.is( 'range' ); // -> false
    

    Parameters

    type : 'selection' | 'model:selection'

    Returns

    this is Selection | DocumentSelection
  • inherited

    is( type ) → this is DocumentFragment

    Checks whether the object is of type DocumentFragment.

    docFrag.is( 'documentFragment' ); // -> true
    docFrag.is( 'model:documentFragment' ); // -> true
    
    docFrag.is( 'view:documentFragment' ); // -> false
    docFrag.is( 'element' ); // -> false
    docFrag.is( 'node' ); // -> false
    

    Parameters

    type : 'documentFragment' | 'model:documentFragment'

    Returns

    this is DocumentFragment
  • inherited

    is( type ) → this is LiveRange

    Checks whether the object is of type LiveRange.

    liveRange.is( 'range' ); // -> true
    liveRange.is( 'model:range' ); // -> true
    liveRange.is( 'liveRange' ); // -> true
    liveRange.is( 'model:liveRange' ); // -> true
    
    liveRange.is( 'view:range' ); // -> false
    liveRange.is( 'documentSelection' ); // -> false
    

    Parameters

    type : 'liveRange' | 'model:liveRange'

    Returns

    this is LiveRange
  • inherited

    is( type ) → this is Range | LiveRange

    Checks whether the object is of type Range or its subclass.

    range.is( 'range' ); // -> true
    range.is( 'model:range' ); // -> true
    
    range.is( 'view:range' ); // -> false
    range.is( 'documentSelection' ); // -> false
    

    Parameters

    type : 'range' | 'model:range'

    Returns

    this is Range | LiveRange
  • inherited

    is( type ) → this is LivePosition

    Checks whether the object is of type LivePosition.

    livePosition.is( 'position' ); // -> true
    livePosition.is( 'model:position' ); // -> true
    livePosition.is( 'liveposition' ); // -> true
    livePosition.is( 'model:livePosition' ); // -> true
    
    livePosition.is( 'view:position' ); // -> false
    livePosition.is( 'documentSelection' ); // -> false
    

    Parameters

    type : 'livePosition' | 'model:livePosition'

    Returns

    this is LivePosition
  • inherited

    is( type ) → this is TextProxy

    Checks whether the object is of type TextProxy.

    textProxy.is( '$textProxy' ); // -> true
    textProxy.is( 'model:$textProxy' ); // -> true
    
    textProxy.is( 'view:$textProxy' ); // -> false
    textProxy.is( 'range' ); // -> false
    

    Note: Until version 20.0.0 this method wasn't accepting '$textProxy' type. The legacy 'textProxt' type is still accepted for backward compatibility.

    Parameters

    type : '$textProxy' | 'model:$textProxy'

    Returns

    this is TextProxy
  • inherited

    is( type, name ) → boolean

    Checks whether the object is of type RootElement and has the specified name.

    rootElement.is( 'rootElement', '$root' );
    

    Type parameters

    N : extends string

    Parameters

    type : 'rootElement' | 'model:rootElement'
    name : N

    Returns

    boolean
  • inherited

    is( type, name ) → boolean

    Checks whether the object is of type Element or its subclass and has the specified name.

    element.is( 'element', 'imageBlock' ); // -> true if this is an <imageBlock> element
    text.is( 'element', 'imageBlock' ); -> false
    

    Type parameters

    N : extends string

    Parameters

    type : 'element' | 'model:element'
    name : N

    Returns

    boolean
  • inherited

    is( type ) → this is Marker

    Checks whether the object is of type Marker.

    marker.is( 'marker' ); // -> true
    marker.is( 'model:marker' ); // -> true
    
    marker.is( 'view:element' ); // -> false
    marker.is( 'documentSelection' ); // -> false
    

    Parameters

    type : 'marker' | 'model:marker'

    Returns

    this is Marker
  • inherited

    is( type ) → this is DocumentSelection

    Checks whether the object is of type DocumentSelection.

    selection.is( 'selection' ); // -> true
    selection.is( 'documentSelection' ); // -> true
    selection.is( 'model:selection' ); // -> true
    selection.is( 'model:documentSelection' ); // -> true
    
    selection.is( 'view:selection' ); // -> false
    selection.is( 'element' ); // -> false
    selection.is( 'node' ); // -> false
    

    Parameters

    type : 'documentSelection' | 'model:documentSelection'

    Returns

    this is DocumentSelection
  • inherited

    is( type ) → this is Node | Text | Element | RootElement

    Checks whether the object is of type Node or its subclass.

    This method is useful when processing model objects that are of unknown type. For example, a function may return a DocumentFragment or a Node that can be either a text node or an element. This method can be used to check what kind of object is returned.

    someObject.is( 'element' ); // -> true if this is an element
    someObject.is( 'node' ); // -> true if this is a node (a text node or an element)
    someObject.is( 'documentFragment' ); // -> true if this is a document fragment
    

    Since this method is also available on a range of view objects, you can prefix the type of the object with model: or view: to check, for example, if this is the model's or view's element:

    modelElement.is( 'model:element' ); // -> true
    modelElement.is( 'view:element' ); // -> false
    

    By using this method it is also possible to check a name of an element:

    imageElement.is( 'element', 'imageBlock' ); // -> true
    imageElement.is( 'element', 'imageBlock' ); // -> same as above
    imageElement.is( 'model:element', 'imageBlock' ); // -> same as above, but more precise
    

    Parameters

    type : 'node' | 'model:node'

    Returns

    this is Node | Text | Element | RootElement
  • inherited

    isAfter( node ) → boolean

    Returns whether this node is after given node. false is returned if nodes are in different trees (for example, in different DocumentFragments).

    Parameters

    node : Node

    Node to compare with.

    Returns

    boolean
  • inherited

    isAttached() → boolean

    Returns true if the node is inside a document root that is attached to the document.

    Returns

    boolean
  • inherited

    isBefore( node ) → boolean

    Returns whether this node is before given node. false is returned if nodes are in different trees (for example, in different DocumentFragments).

    Parameters

    node : Node

    Node to compare with.

    Returns

    boolean
  • inherited

    offsetToIndex( offset ) → number

    Returns index of a node that occupies given offset. If given offset is too low, returns 0. If given offset is too high, returns index after last child.

    const textNode = new Text( 'foo' );
    const pElement = new Element( 'p' );
    const divElement = new Element( [ textNode, pElement ] );
    divElement.offsetToIndex( -1 ); // Returns 0, because offset is too low.
    divElement.offsetToIndex( 0 ); // Returns 0, because offset 0 is taken by `textNode` which is at index 0.
    divElement.offsetToIndex( 1 ); // Returns 0, because `textNode` has `offsetSize` equal to 3, so it occupies offset 1 too.
    divElement.offsetToIndex( 2 ); // Returns 0.
    divElement.offsetToIndex( 3 ); // Returns 1.
    divElement.offsetToIndex( 4 ); // Returns 2. There are no nodes at offset 4, so last available index is returned.
    

    Parameters

    offset : number

    Returns

    number
  • inherited

    toJSON() → unknown

    Converts Element instance to plain object and returns it. Takes care of converting all of this element's children.

    Returns

    unknown

    Element instance converted to plain object.

  • internal inherited

    _appendChild( nodes ) → void

    Inserts one or more nodes at the end of this element.

    Parameters

    nodes : string | Item | Iterable<string | Item>

    Nodes to be inserted.

    Returns

    void

    Related:

  • internal inherited

    _clearAttributes() → void

    Removes all attributes from the node.

    Returns

    void

    Related:

  • internal inherited

    _clone( deep ) → Element

    Creates a copy of this element and returns it. Created element has the same name and attributes as the original element. If clone is deep, the original element's children are also cloned. If not, then empty element is returned.

    Parameters

    deep : boolean

    If set to true clones element and all its children recursively. When set to false, element will be cloned without any child.

    Defaults to false

    Returns

    Element
  • internal inherited

    _insertChild( index, items ) → void

    Inserts one or more nodes at the given index and sets parent of these nodes to this element.

    Parameters

    index : number

    Index at which nodes should be inserted.

    items : string | Item | Iterable<string | Item>

    Items to be inserted.

    Returns

    void

    Related:

  • internal inherited

    _remove() → void

    Removes this node from it's parent.

    Returns

    void

    Related:

  • internal inherited

    _removeAttribute( key ) → boolean

    Removes an attribute with given key from the node.

    Parameters

    key : string

    Key of attribute to remove.

    Returns

    boolean

    true if the attribute was set on the element, false otherwise.

    Related:

  • internal inherited

    _removeChildren( index, howMany ) → Array<Node>

    Removes one or more nodes starting at the given index and sets parent of these nodes to null.

    Parameters

    index : number

    Index of the first node to remove.

    howMany : number

    Number of nodes to remove.

    Defaults to 1

    Returns

    Array<Node>

    Array containing removed nodes.

    Related:

  • internal inherited

    _setAttribute( key, value ) → void

    Sets attribute on the node. If attribute with the same key already is set, it's value is overwritten.

    Parameters

    key : string

    Key of attribute to set.

    value : unknown

    Attribute value.

    Returns

    void

    Related:

  • internal inherited

    _setAttributesTo( attrs ) → void

    Removes all attributes from the node and sets given attributes.

    Parameters

    attrs : NodeAttributes

    Attributes to set. See toMap for a list of accepted values.

    Returns

    void

    Related: