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Controller is a lightweight control assigner for DOM elements. Controller binds functions to elements, and does the management work of making sure they are relevant, handling lifecycle after asynchronous content load.
NOTICE: This code is licensed to you pursuant to Squarespace’s Developer Terms of Use. See license section below.
A controller function is associated with a string through the method register
. The string can then be set as the data-controller
attribute of an element in the DOM, in order to bind the controller to the element.
Inside the controller function, the DOM element is passed in as an argument.
HTML
<div data-controller="MyController"></div>
JavaScript
import controller from '@squarespace/controller';
function MyController(element) {
const handleClick = () => {
element.toggleClass('clicked');
};
element.addEventListener('click', handleClick);
}
controller.register('MyController', MyController);
Controller also exports a method refresh
. If you use Ajax loading on your site, refresh
should be called whenever an asynchronous load occurs.
Controller functions can return an object with sync
and destroy
methods. When refresh
is called, the Controller manager will take stock of DOM elements, run destroy
on any elements that no longer exist on the page, run sync
on elements that remain on the page, and run the controller function for elements that are newly added to the page.
HTML
<div data-controller="MyController"></div>
JavaScript
const controller = require('@squarespace/controller');
function MyController(element) {
const handleClick = () => {
element.toggleClass('clicked');
};
element.addEventListener('click', handleClick);
return {
sync: () => {
element.removeClass('clicked');
},
destroy: () => {
element.removeEventListener('click', handleClick);
}
};
}
controller.register('MyController', MyController);
// Assuming this event is dispatched on ajax load
window.addEventListener('ajax:load', controller.refresh);
If you prefer to handle transpiling and polyfilling on your own, you can import ES6 from Controller:
import controller from '@squarespace/controller/src';
Alternately, Controller specifies a module
property in package.json
that points to the uncompiled src/index.js
, so you may be able to simply import @squarespace/controller
if you're using one of the following bundlers:
Register a function to a given name string, so that setting data-controller
attribute to that string will bind that element to the controller function.
Params
string
function
Refresh all controllers. To be called after the DOM has been mutated.
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A lightweight control assigner for DOM elements
We found that @squarespace/controller demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 14 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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