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ts-command-invoker

v1.0.3

Published

Command invoker for easy implementation of undo/redo

Downloads

18

Readme

Command invoker

A simple command invoker, that can be used to implement undo/redo functionality (aka Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Shift+Z).

Installation

npm i ts-command-invoker

Example usage

Command invoker can invoke commands and later undo or redo them. This can be useful for implementing classic undo/redo behavior such as the one you know from Google docs, etc.

import { Command, CommandInvoker } from 'ts-command-invoker';

let counter = 0;

export class AddOneCommand extends Command {
    do(): void {
        counter += 1;
    }

    undo(): void {
        counter -= 1;
    }
}

const invoker = new CommandInvoker();

invoker.invoke(new AddOneCommand());
// counter === 1

invoker.invoke(new AddOneCommand());
// counter === 2

invoker.undo()
// counter === 1

invoker.undo()
// counter === 0

invoker.redo()
// counter === 1

Multiple commands can be batched into one using MultiCommand.

import { Command, CommandInvoker, MultiCommand } from 'ts-command-invoker';

export class DeleteCommand extends Command {
    do(): void {
      // delete one item
    }

    undo(): void {
      // bring back one item
    }
}

const deleteMultiple = new MultiCommand([
    new DeleteCommand(item1),
    new DeleteCommand(item2),
]);

const invoker = new CommandInvoker();

invoker.invoke(deleteMultiple);

License

Feel free to use in any way. (ISC)

Changelog

  • v1.0.3
    • Improved Usage example
  • v1.0.0
    • Command invoker implementation