Mount straight on DOMNode

[YanikCeulemans]

Hi, I'm loving Flame and was looking for a way to mount a flame application straight on a DOMNode, Web.DOM.Internal.Types.Element or something similar. The docs show that this is not possible, only through a QuerySelector can you mount a Flame application. However, I already have a node without anything to select on with a QuerySelector.

This makes it quite awkward to mount the application to. My current approach is:

1. Generate a unique identifier
2. Assign it to the id of the node
3. Concat "#" with the the id
4. Pass the result to the QuerySelector constructor
5. Pass the QuerySelector to the mount function

I have already taken a look at the source of the current Flame.Application.EffectList.mount function, it calls the run function which takes a Node as one of its parameters. However, the run function is not exposed from the module.

Would you be open to consider exposing an additional mount function that takes some sort of Node?

Thanks in advance!
Kind regards.

[easafe]

Hello there, this seems like a easy change, yes. But couldn't your node be selected by anything other than the id as well?

[YanikCeulemans]

Well, I'm working in the context of a plugin for Obsidian. The API for a modal for example gives back an HTMLElement. Looking at the DOM when a modal is opened shows this:

It looks like there is a class .modal-content I can select on. I'm not sure if that's the most reliable way to select it however, multiple modals can be open at the same time.