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cancel-group

v0.1.0

Published

Queue up a list of cancellation functions to be called at later time

Downloads

3

Readme

cancel-group

Queue up a list of cancellation functions to be called at later time.

A common pattern I use is to return a "cancellation function" from e.g. event binders:

function bind(el, evt, cb) {
	el.addEventListener(evt, cb);
	var cancelled = false;
	return function() {
		if (cancelled) return;
		cancelled = true;
		el.removeEventListener(cb);
		el = null;
	}
}

Then I can do something like this:

// Setup
var cancel1 = bind(document.body, 'click', function() { ... });
var cancel2 = bind(document.body, 'mousedown', function() { ... });

// ...
// ...

// To unbind later:
cancel1();
cancel2();

However keeping track of all these cancellation functions is fiddly. Enter cancel-group:

var cancelGroup = require('cancel-group');

var cancel = cancelGroup();

cancel(bind(document.body, 'click', function() { ... }));
cancel(bind(document.body, 'mousedown', function() { ... }));
cancel(bind(document.body, 'mousemove', function() { ... }));
cancel(bind(document.body, 'mouseup', function() { ... }));

// ...
// ...

// Unbind them all at once:
cancel();

Installation

Get it:

$ npm install cancel-group

Require it:

var cancelGroup = require('cancel-group');

API

var cancel = cancelGroup()

Create a new cancel-group.

cancel(cb)

Register function cb to be called when this group is cancelled. If this group has already been cancelled cb is invoked immediately.

cancel()

Cancel this group, immediately invoking all registered cancellation functions.

Copyright & License

© 2014 Jason Frame [ @jaz303 / [email protected] ]

Released under the ISC license.