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@kevinbatdorf/alpine-observe-other-components

v0.1.0

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A lightweight observer function for Alpine.js that lets you monitor state on other Alpine components

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Alpine — Observe Other Components

A lightweight observer function for Alpine.js that lets you monitor state on other Alpine components, including parent components.

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About

Useful when you want to watch updates on child elements, or when you need to watch state in general.

Watch everything

Add x-alpine-observe attribute with the function name. Each component with this attribute will watch all other components and run your function every time.

<div x-data="{text:'bar'}" @click="text = 'baz'" x-text="text"></div>

<!-- The component below is watching the component above for changes -->
<div x-data="{foo:'bar', go(details) { this.foo = details.data[0].text }}" x-alpine-observe="go" x-text="foo">

Demo

Watch only specific components

Add x-alpine-observe attribute with an object to specify a selector. Only components with this selector will be monitored for changes. Note that changes occur on initial load so the example below will first show 1, not 0.

<div
  class="counters"
  x-data="{text:'bar'}"
  @click="text = text === 'baz' ? 'bar' : 'baz'"
  x-text="text">Watched</div>

<div
  x-data="{text:'bar'}"
  @click="text = text === 'baz' ? 'bar' : 'baz'"
  x-text="text">Not watched</div>

<!-- The component below is watching only the component above with a class of counters for changes -->
<div
  x-data="{count:0, go(details) { this.count++ }}"
  x-alpine-observe="{selector: '.counters', callback: 'go'}"
  x-text="count"></div>

Demo

Watch parent components

Similar to above, you can scope the child to only watch the parent for changes.

<div 
  id="parent" 
  x-data="{text: 'parent'}">
  <div>
    Parent: <button
      @click="text = text === 'parent' ? 'also parent' : 'parent'"
      x-text="text"></button>
  </div>
  <div>
    Nested <button 
      x-data="{text: 'child', getDataFromParent(details) { this.text = `${details.data[0].text}` }}"
      x-alpine-observe="{selector: '#parent', callback: 'getDataFromParent'}"
      @click="text = text === 'child' ? 'also child' : 'child'">
      <span x-text="text"></span>
  </button>
  </div>
</div>

Demo

Installation

Include the following <script> tag in the <head> of your document (before Alpine):

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/kevinbatdorf/[email protected]/dist/index.js"></script>

Manual

If you wish to create your own bundle:

npm install kevinbatdorf/alpine-observe-other-components --save

Then add the following to your script:

import 'alpine-observe-other-components'
import 'alpinejs'

License

Copyright (c) 2020 Kevin Batdorf

Licensed under the MIT license, see LICENSE.md for details.