Global Javascript
Shared Javascript that can be included in your project or component.
Helpers
A collection of JavaScript helpers to achieve common, repetitive tasks.
Usage
You can import as many of the named exports from the helpers as you require for your project.
import {helper1, helper2} from '@springernature/global-javascript/helpers';
Util
Dom
Util
Util helpers are used to help achieve JavaScript tasks that do not involve touching the DOM.
makeArray
Makes an array from an iterable.
Commonly used for converting a NodeList into an Array so array methods can then be used on the iterable.
const elementsNodeList = document.querySelectorAll('.elements');
const elementsArray = makeArray(elementsNodeList);
elementsArray.forEach(element => {
});
createEvent
Simple wrapper for customEvent
that enforces an event namespace of the form namespace:event
.
This should be the default method for component module communication, where the name of the component is used as the namespace.
const elementToBind = document.getElementById('element');
const event = createEvent('eventName', 'componentName', {
bubbles:true,
cancelable: true,
detail: {
hazcheeseburger: true
}
});
elementToBind.dispatchEvent(event);
elementToBind.addEventListener('componentName:eventName', function (event) {
}, false);
getCookie
Retrieves a cookie by name from document.cookie
.
const myCookie = getCookie('name-of-cookie');
setCookie
Sets a cookie with a name, value and attributes using document.cookie
.
Configurable options are:
path
(string)domain
(string)max-age
(number as string)expires
(string)secure
(string)samesite
(string)
setCookie('name-of-cookie', 'cookie-value', {
path: '/',
domain: 'mydomain.com',
'max-age': '31536000'
});
deleteCookie
Expires a cookie by name from document.cookie
.
Configurable options are:
path
(string)domain
(string)
deleteCookie('name-of-cookie', {
path: '/',
domain: 'mydomain.com',
});
debounce
Allows sequential calls to a function to be grouped together so that the function will only be called once.
The call will be made once the timeframe has passed after the last call.
The debounce
function accepts two arguments, func,
and an options object that accepts wait
and immediate
.
func
is the function to debounce; wait
is the time (in ms) that should pass after the last function call; immediate
allows the function to be called once before the timer begins.
debounce
returns a function and will use requestAnimationFrame
if no wait time is passed in.
immediate
defaults to false
.
Common use cases are when you want to execute a handler only at the end of a series of events, for example when making asynchronous requests in response to a users input.
const input = document.querySelector('input.autocomplete');
input.addEventListener('input', debounce(myHandler, {wait: 200, immediate: true}));
throttle
Allows a function to be called once within a set timeframe. Additional function calls within the timeframe will be ignored.
The throttle
function accepts two arguments, func
, which is the function to throttle, and wait
, which is the duration of the throttle (in ms).
throttle
returns a function with a default wait
time of 100.
Common use cases are when you want to consistently execute a handler but at a decreased ratio to the browsers default 1:1, for example scroll and resize event handlers.
document.addEventListener('scroll', throttle(myHandler, 200));
onetrust
OneTrust is the cookie management tool we use in order to aid GDPR compliance.
This helper exports two named functions, checkConsent
and isConsentBannerClosed
.
checkConsent
Takes a OneTrust category string and returns a boolean representing whether the category has been consent to (retrieved from the OptanonConsent
cookie).
Valid categories are:
- "strictlyNecessary"
- "performance"
- "functional"
- "targetingFirstParty"
- "targetingThirdParty"
checkConsent('targetingThirdParty');
An error will be thrown if an invalid category is passed in.
isConsentBannerClosed
Returns a boolean representing whether the cookie consent banner has been closed (retrieved from the OptanonAlertBoxClosed
cookie).
isConsentBannerClosed();
Dom
Dom helpers are used to help achieve JavaScript tasks that involve getting information from, or manipulating the DOM.
getDataOptions
Takes an element and an Object of component options and data-attribute selectors and returns the an Object with the value for those data-attributes.
Because it returns an Object, it is easy to merge with other options Objects, such as the default options.
<div class="my-component" data-mycomponent-option1="foo" data-mycomponent-option2="bar" data-mycomponent-option3="baz">My Component</div>
const DataOptions = {
OPTION_1: 'data-mycomponent-option1',
OPTION_2: 'data-mycomponent-option2',
OPTION_3: 'data-mycomponent-option3',
};
const component = document.querySelector('.my-component');
const options = getDataOptions(component, DataOptions);
console.log(options);
License
MIT License © 2020, Springer Nature