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objecthistory

v1.0.3

Published

Object undo, redo & change history using Proxy

Downloads

8

Readme

❤ Made at @outlandish

:four_leaf_clover: Simple undo and redo for objects.

:point_right: Use your preferred bundler and transpiler as required.

Example

const input = history({ value: '' })

input.value = 'Ziggy'
input.value = 'Stardust'

input.$$index //=> 2
input.$$history() //=> [{ value: '' }, { value: 'Ziggy' }]

input.$$undo()
input.$$index //=> 1
input.value //=> 'Ziggy'

input.$$redo()
input.$$index //=> 2
input.value //=> 'Stardust'

Install

npm install --save objecthistory
yarn add objecthistory

Import

// ES2015
import history from 'objecthistory'
// CommonJS
var history = require('objecthistory')

Usage

history([obj]) : Object

Enhance an object with undo, redo & change history.

  • [obj] {Object} (optional, default={}) Object to enhance

Returns enhanced object.

API

An enhanced object has the following methods.

obj.$$index : Number

The current position of the object in the history of changes, which represents the current value of the object.

  • An undo moves the cursor backwards in the history.

  • A redo moves the cursor forwards in the history.

  • Any forward history is lost when a new change is made.

obj.$$undo([n]) : Object

Undo n changes to the object.

  • [n] {Number} (optional, default=1) Number of redos to apply

obj.$$redo([n]) : Object

Re-apply n undone changes to the object.

  • [n] {Number} (optional, default=1) Number of redos to apply

obj.$$history([n]) : Array

Get an array of n history items.

  • [n] {Number} (optional, default=Infinity) Number of history items to retrieve

obj.$$historyBackward([n]) : Array

Get an array of n history items before $$index.

  • [n] {Number} (optional, default=Infinity) Number of history items to retrieve

obj.$$historyForward([n]) : Array

Get an array of n history items after $$index.

  • [n] {Number} (optional, default=Infinity) Number of history items to retrieve

Contributing

All pull requests and issues welcome!

If you're not sure how, check out the great video tutorials on egghead.io!