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fastbinder
Advanced tools
Fast, simple, leak-free event binding for your views.
Add and remove thousands of DOM elements dynamically without worrying about any additional event binding/unbinding. The only bound elements are window
and document.body
.
The following attributes are supported:
data-on-blur
data-on-click
data-on-change
data-on-focus
data-on-hover
data-on-keydown
data-on-keyup
data-on-mousedown
data-on-mouseup
data-on-scroll
data-on-submit
bower install fastbinder
npm install fastbinder
// Initialize
jQuery.fastbinder();
// Initialize with options
jQuery.fastbinder({ hoverDelay: 250 });
// Set options later on:
jQuery.fastbinder.setOptions({ forceExternalLinks: false });
// Tear down:
jQuery.fastbinder.destroy();
// Example handler function:
MyLibrary.myKeyupHandler = function (e) {
// The jQuery event object is passed in:
window.console.log(e, e.which);
// `this` is bound to the DOMElement:
var val = $(this).val();
window.console.log(val);
};
<!-- Change Handler -->
<input type="text" data-on-change="MyLibrary.myChangeHandler" />
<!-- Click Handler -->
<a href="#" data-on-click="MyLibrary.myClickHandler">Execute myFunction on click</a>
<!-- Hover Handler -->
<div data-on-hover="MyLibrary.myHoverHandler"></a>
<!-- Scroll Handler -->
<div data-on-scroll="MyLibrary.myScrollHandler"></a>
<!-- Form submit handler -->
<form data-on-submit="MyLibrary.mySubmitHandler">
<input type="text" data-on-keyup="MyLibrary.myKeyupHandler" />
<input type="submit" />
</form>
By using the data-controller
attribute on either a parent element or the element itself, you can namespace a template block to a particular controller. For example, changing this input would execute the MyLibrary.myController.change
function:
<div data-controller="MyLibrary.myController">
<input type="text" data-on-change="change" />
</div>
You can also define an implied controller prefix:
$.fastbinder({
controllerPrefix: 'App.Controller.',
});
<div data-controller="Things">
<button data-on-click="clickHandler">Will execute App.Controller.Things.clickHandler</button>
</div>
Controller scopes can be nested, or overridden using a fully-qualified function name:
<div data-controller="Cars">
<button data-on-click="clickHandler">Will execute Cars.clickHandler</button>
<div data-controller="Boats">
<button data-on-click="clickHandler">Will execute Boats.clickHandler</button>
<button data-on-click="Planes.clickHandler">Will execute Planes.clickHandler</button>
</div>
</div>
For example, to add support for touch events:
jQuery.fastbinder.on({ name: 'touchstart', attribute: 'on-touchstart' });
jQuery.fastbinder.on({ name: 'touchend', attribute: 'on-touchend' });
Or to support both mouse and touch events with a single attribute:
jQuery.fastbinder.on({ name: 'mousedown touchstart', attribute: 'on-mousedown' });
jQuery.fastbinder.on({ name: 'mouseup touchend', attribute: 'on-mouseup' });
First, install bower and npm dependencies:
npm install
bower install
npm test
FAQs
Fast and worry-free dynamic event binding
The npm package fastbinder receives a total of 256 weekly downloads. As such, fastbinder popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that fastbinder demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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