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@transformation-dev/locationchange

v1.0.0

Published

Adds a `locationchange` event to `window` that is dispatched whenever the URL changes even when `pushState` or `replaceState` or clicking the back button caused the change. Also adds `pushstate` and `replacestate` events to `window` in case you want to li

Readme

@transformation-dev/locationchange

When you import this package, it adds a locationchange event to window that is dispatched whenever the URL changes even when calling pushState or replaceState caused the change as well as when the browser's back or forward buttons are used.

It also adds pushstate and replacestate events to window in case you want to listen to those specifically.

This packages is particularly usefull when you are using a single-page application (SPA) router that manipulates the URL using the browser's history API ( history.pushState() and history.replaceState()), but does not trigger a page reload.

Installation

npm install @transformation-dev/locationchange

Usage

import '@transformation-dev/locationchange';