anikethsaha / rquery

₹Query: jQuery modified, made in India, for India, by Indians.

₹Query — Nationalised, Localised JavaScript for India

A revolutionary web framework designed for truly nationalistic web apps. Since demonetisation and US presidential elections, we knew that ₹ is the future and we can't rely on $ anymore. ₹Query is a drop in replacement for jQuery that allows you to ditch the $ and move to ₹ instantly!

Usage

Including rQuery

To include rQuery, you need to add this line in the head of your HTML:

<script src="//cdn.razorpay.com/rquery.js"></script>

And that's it! You are now all equipped to launch the next bestselling, GMV bragging, nationalistic app!

Writing ₹Query

To start writing in ₹Query, you need a code block like this:

<script type="rupeescript"></script>

Now go ahead and write your heart out:

<script type="rupeescript">
  ₹('.element').click(function(){
    console.log('Mujhko bhi to lift karade');
  });
</script>

Special Methods

While all methods of jQuery are available in ₹Query too, we are proud to announce some of the most powerful JavaScript methods to be part of any framework.

demonetize

Have you ever wanted to remove an element from all your customers devices, no matter how many have it? demonetize method enables this:

/**
 * To demonetize an element
 */
₹('.element-selector').demonetize();

/**
 * To demonetize an element on a particular date
 */
₹('.element-selector').demonetize(1478629800); // 9th November 2016, 00:00:00

Animation

India is land of vibrant culture. Our art forms are varied and finally here's a framework that does justice to it. Introducing Indian animations:

₹('.element-selector').bhangra();
₹('.element-selector').bharatnatyam();

We are hard at work to introduce more such methods. Keep watching this space for more!

Credit

While we lament the poor choice of jQuery team in selecting $, we would still like to thank them for all the great work they have done over the years and urge them to move to ₹Query. But seriously, thanks for making web awesome!

License

Pooch mat, uthana hai to utha le.

Disclaimer

Humor is a funny thing. And 1st April is all about that. Our intention isn't to demean any person or event. Pinky promise.