@bicycle-codes/catch-links
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Like the classic @substack module, but updated.
Intercept local link clicks on a page, for client-side pushState UIs.
This is used as a part of route-event. That is the recommended way to consume this.
npm i -S @bicycle-codes/catch-links
const catchLinks = require('@bicycle-codes/catch-links').default
import CatchLinks from '@bicycle-codes/catch-links'
Given this HTML,
<body>
<a id="local-link" href="/foo">local</a>
<a href="https://www.npmjs.com/" id="remote-link">remote</a>
</body>
Use this JS:
import CatchLinks from '@bicycle-codes/catch-links'
// given a click on `#local-link`
CatchLinks(document.body, function onLinkClick (href) {
// this will not be called on click to #remote-link
console.log('href', href)
// => '/foo'
})
FAQs
Intercept local link clicks
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