prominent

Partially applied DOM event listeners. Makes awesome use of partial application.

Install

NPM

npm install prominent --save

Bower

bower install prominent --save

Usage

Browserify

var listen = require('prominent');
var clicked = listen('.selector', 'click');

function handler1 (e) {
  // Do stuff
}

function handler2 (e) {
  // Do stuff
}

clicked(handler1);
clicked(handler2);

clicked.off(); // No more listeners

Standalone

<script src="/bower_components/prominent/dist/prominent.js"></script>

var listen = window.prominent;
var clicked = window.listen('.selector', 'click');

function handler1 (e) {
  // Do stuff
}

function handler2 (e) {
  // Do stuff
}

clicked(handler1);
clicked(handler2);

clicked.off(handler1); // Removed this listner

prominent(selector, event)

• selector - a valid css selector or DOM node object
• event - a valid DOM event (click, submit, etc.)

var listen = require('prominent');
var clicked = listen('.selector', 'click');

Returns a partially applied function, which also has a number of properties and methods on it:

• off([listener]) - Removes event listeners. If no arguments are passed, it removes all listeners and event listeners. If you pass sthe listener function as an argument, that listener will be removed, but the rest will remain.
• element - the DOM node associated with this listener
• type - the type of event passed in (i.e, click, submit, etc);
• listeners - an array of all the listeners on this bound element.

var listen = require('prominent');
var clicked = listen('.selector', 'click');

console.log(clicked.element === document.querySelector('.selector')); // true
console.log(clicked.type === 'click'); // true

clicked.listeners.forEach(function (listener) {
  // Do Stuff
});

clicked.off(); // Removed all listeners

Run Tests

Requires Phantomjs is installed

npm install
npm test

Credits

Huge thanks to the following for fix my code!

• Matthias Le Brun - Helped me through fixing my borked promises implementation. Ultimately leading to using this with partial application.
• Ben Lower - Helped me avoid a wrong promises implementation.