intercooler.js simplifies working with AJAX by abstracting much of the syntax to a series of JavaScript functions that can be invoked every time an element is clicked or hovered, and a special HTML5 attribute is present.
The concept is so simple that even less experienced developers can use it without encountering any problems, and the provided documentation should help them get started without losing too much time.
intercooler.js depends on jQuery and comes with the ability to watch for a multitude of events, ranging from mouse interactions to keyboard shortcuts.
Responses from the AJAX request can also be dumped into other page elements, so the original trigger element is left intact without being removed from the page by the AJAX call's result.
Polling support and operation progress indicators are also included, along with demos and unit tests.
Features:
- Easy specification of the UI event that causes an AJAX request
- Custom HTTP response headers for meta-actions
- Dependency mechanism for the HTML code
- Pluggable event hooks
- Progress Indicators
- Visual debugger
- Polling support
Requirements:
- JavaScript enabled on client side
- jQuery
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