How to use

This is an element shortcut (prototype method) that stores the attributes within element storage after it 'normalises' them. Normalising being camel-casing - think CSS attributes vs .style collection keys. So, data-this-name will become thisName as key.

Several examples:

```javascript

// eg markup: <a href='#' data-title='hi there' data-tip-position='left' data-json='{"hi":"there"}'>link</a>

// make data attributes in all links available to elements via storage
document.getElements("a").data();

// read something from storage - return data-title
document.getElement("a").data("title");

// read json from storage - return data-json
typeof document.getElement("a").data("json") == 'object';

// reference json props
document.getElement("a").data("json").hi; // "there"

// read something from storage - return data-tip-position
document.getElement("a").data("tipPosition");

// many ways to access dynamically:
element.data("tipPosition") == element.data("tip-position"); // true
element.data("tipPosition") == element.data("data-tip-position"); // true

// static collection
var data = element.data();
data['tipPosition'] == element.get("data-tip-position"); // true

// get an element, set a data attribute and force-refresh when getting it
document.getElement("a").set("data-title", "Simon says").data("title", true);

```

Testing

A full suite of tests is provided based upon node / Buster.js - see the /test directory and the README.md there for further reference.

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