Combine "selector" and "element" selectors

[ottiker]

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[IonicaBizau]

What is this issue about? @adioo @gabipetrovay @lcristianiim

[lcristianiim]

I thing it was something about not working the "element" selector.

[IonicaBizau]

Ah, or maybe it's about using the selector and element fields together. 💡

[gabipetrovay]

Probably because they do a similar thing and having two names for the same thing would be redundant?

[lcristianiim]

Maybe it can also have positive influence. For example:
We are using classes and id's for UI, but also for logic.
When we modify the UI layout we will reorganize classes, id's and it is easy to mess up the logic that is based upon classes and id's.
Maybe it would be nice to use classes and id's only for UI, and data-element for logic.

[IonicaBizau]

@gabipetrovay No, no. element is now converted internally in selector = "[data-element='<element>']". They are not redundant. I guess @adioo means to use it something like this:

{
   "element": "my-element",
   "selector": ".my-class",
   "on": "click",
   "flow": "event"
}

...which will add c lick listeners to the following DOM elements (according to #7):

<div class="my-class"></div>
<span class="my-class"></span>
<span data-element="my-element"></span>
<button data-element="my-element"></button>