A class used to manage events and options in a component
Download dist files from repo directly or install it via npm.
You can download the uncompressed files for development
- Latest : https://naver.github.io/egjs-component/release/latest/dist/component.js
- Specific version : https://naver.github.io/egjs-component/release/[VERSION]/dist/component.js
You can download the compressed files for production
- Latest : https://naver.github.io/egjs-component/release/latest/dist/component.min.js
- Specific version : https://naver.github.io/egjs-component/release/[VERSION]/dist/component.min.js
The following command shows how to install egjs-component using npm.
$ npm install @egjs/componentThe following are the supported browsers.
| Internet Explorer | Chrome | Firefox | Safari | iOS | Android |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7+ | Latest | Latest | Latest | 7+ | 2.1+(except 3.x) |
<script src="../dist/component.js"></script>import Component from "@egjs/component"; class Some extends Component { hi() { alert("hi"); } thing() { this.once("hi", this.hi); } } var some = new Some(); some.thing(); some.trigger("hi"); // fire alert("hi"); some.trigger("hi"); // Nothing happensYou can use Typescript Generics to define events that component can emit.
import Component, { ComponentEvent } from "@egjs/component"; interface Events { event1: { prop1: number; prop2: string; }; // You can also define like this if there're more than one arguments for a event event2: (arg0: number, arg1: string, arg2: boolean) => void; // If there're no event props event3: void; // If you want additional properties like `currentTarget`, `eventType`, `stop` // You can use ComponentEvent with additional properties event4: ComponentEvent<{ a: number; b: string }>; } class SomeClass extends Component<Events> { thing() { this.on("event4", e => { // These properties will be available for typescript-enabled environment e.a; // number e.b; // string e.currentTarget; // SomeClass(this) e.eventType; // string("event4") e.stop(); // () => void e.isCanceled(); // Will return true when "stop()" is called. }); } } // You can trigger events like this const component = new SomeClass(); component.trigger("event1", { prop1: 1, prop2: "abc" }); component.trigger(new ComponentEvent("event4", { a: 123, b: "abcd" }));If you find a bug, please report it to us using the Issues page on GitHub.
@egjs/component is released under the MIT license.
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