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temple-events
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Adds DOM event actions to Temple's Mustache view.
Download the latest version dist/
folder and use via a script tag. The variable Events
will be attached to Temple
.
<script type="text/javascript" src="temple.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="temple.events.js"></script>
If using Browserify or Node.js, you can install via NPM and use via require("temple-events")
.
$ npm install temple-events
Add to an instance of a Mustache view (Temple.Mustache
) with view.use(Temple.Events)
. This will set up decorators that look for element attributes in the form of on-[event]
. The attribute value will be parsed for action names to be fired on the view. The first argument passed will be an Action
object. It's also possible to pass along other values to actions. These will be added as arguments to the triggered action.
<a href="#" on-click="myEvent, 'Hello', {{ noun }}">Click Me</a>
// a new mustache template
new Temple.Mustache(template, { noun: "World" })
// init the plugin
.use(Temple.Events)
.addAction("myEvent", function(action, str, noun) {
action.original.preventDefault();
alert(str + " " + noun); // "Hello World"
});
Action
objects have the following properties:
bubbles
: A boolean indicating if the action should continue bubbling through remaining actions, including parent components.stopPropagation()
: A method that sets bubbles
to false.original
: The original, native DOM eventnode
: The element the action is attached toocontext
: The mustache context (Temple.Mustache.Context
) the element node exists within. Sometimes the original view
, sometimes not.FAQs
Adds DOM event actions to Temple's Mustache view.
The npm package temple-events receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, temple-events popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that temple-events demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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