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interactivity-api-helpers

v0.3.1

Published

Helper library for building with the WordPress Interactivity API

Downloads

28

Readme

Interactivity API Helpers

A collection of helper features for building with the WordPress Interactivity API.

WIP. Open an issue if you want to see a specific helper added.

Installation

npm install interactivity-api-helpers

Usage

interval(fn, timer, settings)

Much like the setInterval function in JavaScript, this helper will call the provided function at a regular interval. This helper, however, will provide context to the store, and uses requestAnimationFrame for better performance.

Takes the following parameters:

  • fn: The function to call at each interval.
  • timer: The number of milliseconds to wait between each call.
  • settings:
    • useTimeout: If true, the interval will use setTimeout instead of requestAnimationFrame. Default is false.
    • precise: While true, the interval will try to be as precise as possible by accounting for the time it last ran Δt. Default is true.

The function provided to interval will receive an object with the following properties:

  • cancel: A function that can be called to cancel the interval.
  • elapsed: The number of milliseconds that have elapsed since the interval was started.
  • iteration: The number of times the interval has been called.

Returns a function that can be called to cancel the interval.

Example

<div
  data-wp-interactive="interval"
  data-wp-context='{ "count": 0 }'
  data-wp-init="init">
  <p data-wp-text="context.count"></p>
</div>
store('interval', {
  init() {
    const clearFn = interval(({ iteration, cancel, elapsed }) => {
      const context = getContext();
      context.count = iteration;
      if (iteration === 4) cancel();
    }, 1000);
  },
});