A simple html builder for testing.

var mock = macchiato("ul > li, li, li", "Coffee", "is good", "for the brain").serve();

• macchiato: If given a number, will execute the climb method, otherwise executes append.
• append: Adds an element to the current context, then sets the context to this child. Accepts a string or HTMLObject
• climb: Crawls up a chain of elements n times. Sets the context to this parent element.
• html: Sets the innerHTML value of an element.
• jumpTo: Searches for an element given a CSS selector from root. Sets the context to this element.
• out: An alias to serve
• pour: An alias to append
• root: Sets the context to the root element in the current chain.
• serve: Returns raw html output for the current chain.
• set: Sets the value of a given attribute for the current context. Also excepts an object.

macchiato("article.post > header.post-title", "Macchiato").root("p", "Is smooth like coffee").serve()

<article class="post">

    <header class="post-title">
        Macchiato
    </header>
    
    <p>Is smooth like coffee</p>    
    
</article>

macchiato("section.post-container")("header")("h2", "Cool no?").set({ "class" : "post-title" }).serve();

<section class="post-container">
    <header>
        <h2 class="post-title">Cool no?</h2>
    </header>
</section>

macchiato("ul.list > li, li, li", "You can do lists", "For fun and profit", "And good coffee").serve();

<ul class="list">
    <li>You can do lists</li>
    <li>For fun and profit</li>
    <li>And good coffee</li>
</ul>

var body = macchiato("p, p", "Hello world", "Welcome to Macchiato!").serve();
var container = macchiato("section").pour(body).serve();

<section>
    <p>Hello world</p>
    <p>Welcome to Macchiato!</p>
</section>