Lightweight DOM Utility

Bonzo is a library-agnostic, extensible DOM manipulation utility designed to be minimalist and work with or without a host library like Ender.js. It provides a chainable API for common DOM tasks such as adding/removing classes, manipulating CSS, appending/prepending elements, and iterating over collections. Version 2.0.0, published in 2012, is the latest release and the package has been largely unmaintained since then. It differentiates itself from larger libraries like jQuery by focusing solely on DOM manipulation and explicitly requiring integration with external selector engines (e.g., Qwery) for CSS-style selections, rather than including one internally. Its release cadence was irregular, and it is now considered abandoned.