compat-trigger-event
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Trigger native DOM events. This is primarily useful for testing, or for triggering common DOM events such as the change event for custom components.
trigger-event forked to ensure compatibility with both Duo and Browserify.
Trigger native DOM events. This is primarily useful for testing, or for
triggering common DOM events such as the change event for custom components.
npm install compat-trigger-event
Triggers the name event on el. Options may be passed in to customize the event.
HTMLEvents support the following options:
bubbles
cancelable
MouseEvents support the following options:
bubbles
cancelable
detail (number of clicks)
screenX / screenY
clientX / clientY
ctrlKey
altKey
shiftKey
metaKey
button (mouse button)
Any other event will be triggered as a CustomEvent.
See the W3C Event Spec for more details.
Where sensible, sane defaults will be filled in. See the list of event types for supported events.
This is loosely based on kangax's event.simulate.js.
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Trigger native DOM events. This is primarily useful for testing, or for triggering common DOM events such as the change event for custom components.
The npm package compat-trigger-event receives a total of 1,644 weekly downloads. As such, compat-trigger-event popularity was classified as popular.
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