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@arunkumarcoderelm/watcher

v2.0.0

Published

Watcher watches the change in attached objects and reports back the linked changes.

Downloads

49

Readme

Watcher

Watcher watches the change in attached objects and reports back the linked changes.

Installation

npm
    npm i @arunkumarcoderelm/watcher
yarn
    yarn add @arunkumarcoderelm/watcher

Example

    let watcher = require('@arunkumarcoderelm/watcher') 
    let watchObj = new watcher()

    let p1 = { a: "sdfsef" }
    let p2 = { d3: "23qw3"}

    // Your Tracker function this can also be a ordinary function
    watchObj.tracker = function(name, obj, pro, oldVal, newVal) {
        switch (name) {
            case "p1":
                console.log(`the property "${pro}" in p1 has been changed to new value "${newVal}"`)
                break;
            case "p2":
                console.log(`the property "${pro}" in p2 has been changed to new value "${newVal}"`)
                break;
            default:
                console.log(this)
                break;
        }
    }

    // Creating Proxy and register object in watcher instance.
    p1 = watchObj.register(p1, "p1")
    p2 = watchObj.register(p2, "p2")

    // watchObj.tracker will emit on each update
    p1.d3 = "sadfsdf"  
    p2.d1 = "sadfsdf" 

    // This will provides all the registered object into watcher.
    console.log(watchObj._obj)

API

register(element, name)

Creates proxy object and registeres the object, this will be tracked by watcher.

element : The object to be watched. name : The identifier for the proxy object.

tracker(name, obj, pro, oldVal, newVal)

The method get triggered on every chnages in the attached proxy object.

name: Proxy object identifier. obj: Proxy object itself. pro: Property in proxy object. oldVal: Old value in the proxy object property. newVal: New updated value in the proxy object property.

_obj

This will contain all the instances of registered object in watched instance.