This polyfill allows you to query elements using the CSS :has() pseudo-class which has not been implemented in any browsers yet.

yarn add polyfill-css-has

Then, in your JavaScript:

import querySelectorAllWithHas from 'polyfill-css-has';

// Get all paragraphs in the container which have links
var items = querySelectorAllWithHas('.container > p:has(> a)');

// Optionally, pass an element to query against:
var container = document.querySelector('.container');
var items = querySelectorAllWithHas('p:has(> a)', container);

The Polyfill works by splitting up your selector into two chunks:

1. The scope which is to be queried for elements with :has() requirements
2. The specific selector inside the :has() class

Each of the scope-level elements are then filtered by the :has() selector and returned in an array.

• Does not support additional chained pseudo-classes like :nth-child() or :empty()
• Does not support more than one :has() element in the selector

To develop locally, ensure you have Node.js > v8.6.0 installed, and run:

yarn

To build a development version of the polyfill, run:

yarn dev

To build a production version of the polyfill, run:

yarn build

To run tests with Jest:

yarn test

# Watch for changes with Git:
yarn test --watch

• Compile Typescript/Webpack better for library consumption. http://marcobotto.com/compiling-and-bundling-typescript-libraries-with-webpack/