Update dom.js

dom.js.md

@@ -6,10 +6,21 @@ import { el, dom }  from './dom.js
 
 This is a proxy for `DomHelper.create`, saving you a few characters. TAG can be any valid HTML tag, attr is an object of attributes to assign using `apply()`, and children is an array of children to append using `append()`.
 
+```javascript
+const myEl = el.div({ class:'alert' }, [
+  "Text to add to the div",
+  el.button({ type:"button", class:"btn btn-primary", "on:click": () => doSomething() }, "Okay")
+]);
+```
+
 ## class dom (DomHelper)
 
 ### create(element, attr, children) → Element
 
+```javascript
+const myButton = dom.create('button', { type:"button", class:"btn btn-primary", "on:click": () => doSomething() }, "Okay");
+```
+
 ### apply(element, attributes)
 
 Apply will apply all values in the **attributes** object as attributes to the element, with a few exceptions:
@@ -18,6 +29,10 @@ Apply will apply all values in the **attributes** object as attributes to the el
 - If the value of the attribute is true, the attribute value will be the same as the attribute name.
 - If the attribute name starts with `on:`, for example `on:click`, the value must be a callable which will be set as a listener for the specified event. No attribute will be added in this case.
 
+```javascript
+dom.apply(myEl, { class: 'newClassName' });
+```
+
 Note: Since this method is called from `el()` and `create()`, the above rules are valid with those methods as well.
 
 ### append(element, children)
@@ -27,4 +42,12 @@ Append will add all values and elements in the **children** array as children to
 - If the child is `null`, it will be skipped. This lets you add children conditionally by nulling them if undesired.
 - If the child is a string, it will be added as a text node.
 
+```javascript
+dom.append(myEl, [
+  "text",
+  el.span({}, "A text span"),
+  showInfo ? "This is some info only visible if showInfo is true" : null
+]);
+```
+
 Note: Since this method is called from `el()` and `create()`, the above rules are valid with those methods as well.