Just include kinwin.js inside your webpage like this:

<script type="text/javascript" src="dist/kinwin.js"></script>

All methods can be accessed using the kw operator like this:

kw('.someClass').hide();

1. get
2. set
3. html
4. css
5. show
6. hide
7. append
8. prepend
9. remove

id and class syntax same as DOM API:

• id: kw.('#id-attribute') returns node with matching id attribute value
• class: kw.('.class-attribute') returns nodes with matching class attribute value

name attribute and tagName syntax requires special first characters:

• name: kw.('@name-attribute') returns nodes with matching name attribute value
• tag: kw.('=tagname') returns nodes with matching nodeName or tagName

"no frills" html test suite includes tiny assert() method patched on to the kw constructor.

• attribute selectors? ( i.e., kw('[attribute...]')') ~ 7 flavors of attribute selector )
• contextual selectors? ( i.e., kw('thing').select('descendant-of-things') )
• pseudo-element & pseudo-class
• xpath or textContent or nodeValue selectors ( extra credit )