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hash.subscribe

v2.2.0

Published

Subscribe your components to the browser Hash, and get change notifications

Downloads

6

Readme

Hash.subscribe

Build
Status js-semistandard-style

A browser hash listener system using query string style parameters ( #foo=bar&baz=qux ), based on the subscribe design pattern.

Features:

  • Browser Hash initialization
  • Subscribe to Hash specific parameters
  • Set specific Hash parameter
  • Mute / Unmute subscription

CHANGELOG

INSTALL

$ npm install hash.subscribe

USAGE

var Hash = require('hash.subscribe');

// Init browser hash
Hash.init('foo=bar');

// Set parameters (object)
Hash.setHash({
  foo: ['bar'],
  baz: ['qux']
});

// Set hash (string)
Hash.setHash('foo=bar&baz=qux');

// Update one key value
Hash.updateHashKeyValue('foo', ['bar1', 'bar2']);

// Delete one param
Hash.deleteParam('baz');

// Subscribe to parameter(s)
Hash.subscribe(['foo', 'baz'], function(params) {
  if (params.foo.changed) {
    console.log('Param Foo has changed : ' + params.foo.values);
  }
});

// More examples in the test file...

API

init(hash)

Parameter:

  • hash - String | Object - default hash to initialize the page with

getHash(keepHash)

Get current hash
Parameter:

  • keepHash - Boolean - whether or not to keep the hash character in the return string
    Returns: String

getParams

Get current hash parameters
Returns: Object

getParam(key)

Get values of one hash parameter
Parameter:

  • key - string - parameter name
    Returns: Array

setHash(hash)

Updates current hash
Parameter:

  • hash - String | Object - new hash

updateHashKeyValue(key, value)

Updates one hash key
Parameters:

  • key - String - hash key to update
  • value - Array - new value(s) for key

deleteParam(params)

Deletes hash param(s)
Parameter:

  • params - String | Array - param(s) name(s) to delete

subscribe([hashParameters], callback)

Subscribe to specific parameters
Parameters:

  • hashParameters - Array - Array of parameters names you want to subscribe to
  • callback - Function - Callback function called when a parameter has changed

mute()

Mutes subscription to Hash

unmute()

Resume subscription to Hash

destroy()

Destroys current hash value

CONTRIBUTE

Development task

$ git clone [email protected]:raiseandfall/Hash.subscribe.git && cd Hash.subscribe
$ npm run dev

Run tests independently

$ npm run test

LICENSE

MIT