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toggle-event-listener

v0.3.2

Published

Declaratively add or remove DOM element event handlers

Downloads

4

Readme

toggleEventListener() is an element classList.toggle() style API for element event handlers.

  • Familiar API
  • Tiny. Only 69 lines of code, including comments and argument error checking.
  • No external dependencies
  • Unit tested
  • Assumes Weakmap and Set are globally available
  • Assumes DOM elements have addEventListener and removeEventListener methods

Demo

https://toggle-event-listener-js-demo.glitch.me

Install

npm install --save toggle-event-listener

or

yarn add toggle-event-listener

API

If you've used an element's classList.toggle() method then you already know this API.

There are two argument signatures:

toggleEventListener(element, type, handler)

This will toggle the binding of the handler.

toggleEventListener(element, type, handler, shouldBeBound)

This lets you declare the status of the binding. If the shouldBeBound argument is truthy, the handler will be present. If it's falsey, the handler will be not be present.

Example Usage

Imagine that a closeModal click handler should only be present on the document body element when the modal is active.

import toggleEventListener from "toggle-event-listener";

export const renderBodyElement = ({ isModalActive, closeModal }) => {
  toggleEventListener(document.body, "click", closeModal, isModalActive);
};

Example Usage with React

This is particularly useful in a React application because React cannot render to the document body element.

When combined with the shouldComponentUpdate React component lifecycle method, you can render to the body like you would any other element and have the element changed only when the state changes.

import React, { Component, PureComponent } from "react";
import toggleEventListener from "toggle-event-listener";

class RenderBodyCloseModalHandler extends Component {
  shouldComponentUpdate(nextProps) {
    return (
      nextProps.isModalActive !== this.props.isModalActive &&
      nextProps.closeModal !== this.props.closeModal
    );
  }
  render() {
    const { closeModal, isModalActive } = this.props;
    toggleEventListener(document.body, "click", closeModal, isModalActive);
    return null;
  }
}

// Or use PureComponent because it defines shouldComponentUpdate
class RenderBodyCloseModalHandler extends PureComponent {
  render() {
    const { closeModal, isModalActive } = this.props;
    toggleEventListener(document.body, "click", closeModal, isModalActive);
    return null;
  }
}