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observe-literal

v0.7.2

Published

Observable implementation for js literals. API mirrors jQuery's event API.

Downloads

8

Readme

Observe-Literal

An Observable implementation for javascript literals. The API style is leaned on the jQuery Event API.

Installation:

npm install observe-literal
yarn install observe-literal

Usage

  • import
import Observable from "observe-literal" 
  • create:
const obs = new Observable("initial-value")

What you get:

About the Observable: ...

{
    // fields
    initialValue: any,              // the initial value you passed in the constructor.
    isInInitialState: boolean,      // whether the value has been changed or not.

    // methods
    update: function,               // a method to override the value. you can use the setter aswell o.value = "new-value" 
    add: function,                  // a method to add information to the value. internally decides about the action depending on the type of the initial value.
    remove: function,               // add in reverse.
    on: function,                   // a method to add event listeners.
    off: function,                  // a method to remove event listeners.
    reset: function,                // a method to reset the value to its initial state.
    clearCallbacks: function,       // a method to clear all callbacks.
}
  • add event listener
    Available Events: before-update, update, after-update, add, remove, reset
// before the observable value gets update you can do something with its old value
obs.on("before-update", (oldValue) => doSomething(oldValue))
// if you listen to update you get your callback executed with the newest value 
// everytime there is an update.
obs.on("update", (newValue) => doSomething(newValue))
// you can listen to the reset of the observable, to maybe reset the view.
obs.on("reset", () => doSomething())
obs.on("add", (addedValue) => addSomething(addedValue))
obs.on("remove", (removedValue) => removeSomething(removedValue))

// you can listen on multiple events at once
obs.on(["update", "add", "remove"], someMethod)
  • remove event listener (caution needs rework, not quite sure about the api)
// remove a single listener from a single event
obs.off("update", theListener)

// remove a single listener from all events
obs.off(theListener)

// remove all update listeners
obs.off("update")

// remove all listeners at once
obs.off()
  • example usage of isInInitialState
// file: model.js
export default {
    subject: Observe({})    
}

// file: presenter.js
import model from "./model"
export function activate(data: any){
    model.subject.update(data)
}
export function deactivate(){
    model.subject.reset()
}
export function isActive(){
    return !model.subject.isInInitialState
}

Usage Example:

Definition of a model module with observable values (follows)

import Observable from "observe-literal"

export default {
    foo: Observe({})   
}