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hashstate

v0.1.2

Published

Location hash manager for the web inspired by YUI3

Downloads

1

Readme

hashstate

Location hash manager for the web inspired by YUI3.

Installation

cortex install hashstate --save

Usage

var hashState = require('hashstate')(options);
  • options Object=
    • prefix String='!' Prefix to prepend when setting the hash fragment. Default to '!'
    • split String=',' String to split the key-value pairs.
    • assign String='=' String to join key and value of a key-value pair.
    • window Window=

The instance of hashState is an EventEmitter.

.stringify(object)

Returns String , excluding options.prefix.

hashState.stringify({a: 1, b: 'c'}); // 'a=1,b=c'

.parse(string)

Parses the given string and returns Object the parsed object according to options.split and options.assign.

// Will deal with the leading '#!'
hashState.parse('#!a=1,b=c'); // {a: '1', b: 'c'}
hashState.parse('!a=1,b=c'); // {a: '1', b: 'c'}
hashState.parse('#a=1,b=c'); // {a: '1', b: 'c'}

hashState.parse('a=1,b=c'); // {a: '1', b: 'c'}

.setHash(hash, options)

  • hash String hash string.
  • options Object
    • mute Boolean if true, calling this method will not emit a 'hashchange' event.

Changes the current location hash, which will add a new history entry.

.replaceHash(hash, options)

  • hash String hash string.
  • options Object
    • mute Boolean if true, calling this method will not emit a 'hashchange' event.

Changes location hash and replaces the current history entry instead of adding a new entry.

.getHash()

Returns the current hash string, excluding the leading '#' and options.prefix.

Event: hashchange

  • e Object
    • newHash String the new(current) hash string.
    • oldHash String the old hash string.

Emitted when hash changes.

hashState.on('hashchange', function(e){
    console.log('hashchange:', e.newHash);
});