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elo7-events-amd

v1.2.1

Published

A small lib to add and remove events

Downloads

566

Readme

Event-amd

Event-amd add/remove event library

Event.js is a tiny library to add and remove events in any browser. This library uses amd structure.

Install

Install : npm install elo7-events-amd

Dependency

Event-amd depends on an amd implementation. We suggest define-async implementation for dependency lookup.

Parameters

element: DocumentElement

Ex.: document.querySelector('#link')

event: String

Event that will be added or removed from the element

Ex.: 'click'

callback: Function

Function that will be called when the event is triggered, only for addEvent

Ex.: function(){ ... }

configs: Object (optional) or String (optional)

You can pass a config with the following parameters:

  • named: like eventCategory You can add multiple 'events' of the same type (e.g: click) and use the eventCategory parameter to remove certain events when needed.

    Ex.: event.addEvent(element, 'click', callback, { named: 'tracking' });

  • passive: Boolean (optional) If true, indicates that the function specified by listener will never call preventDefault(). Only works on addEvent

    Ex.: event.addEvent(element, 'click', callback, { passive: true });

Ex.: event.addEvent(element, 'click', callback, { named: 'tracking', passive: true });

Or you can use the shorthand and only pass the eventCategory as parameter.

Ex.:

	event.addEvent(element, 'click', callback, 'tracking');
	event.addEvent(element, 'click', callback, 'action');
	event.removeEvent(element, 'click', 'action');
  • removeEvent only supports Strings as last parameter

Example

define(['event'], function(event) {
	event.addEvent(element, event, callback, eventCategory);
	event.removeEvent(element, event, eventCategory);
});

License

Event-amd is released under the BSD. Have at it.


Copyright :copyright: 2019 Elo7# event-amd