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undobag

v1.0.2

Published

A JavaScript micro-library for easy implementation of undo and redo feature.

Downloads

3

Readme

UndoBag

A JavaScript micro-library for easy implementation of undo and redo feature.

Steps to Include UndoBag:

For Browser-based Projects:

For browser based projects, include the minified js file in the dist folder of the repo into your markup.

<script type="text/javascript" src="dist/undoBag.min.js"></script>

The full non-minified js source is available in the src folder.

For nodeJS Projects:

  • Install undobag package using npm
npm install undobag
  • Require it in your file
var undoBag = require('undobag');

UndoBag Usage:

Undobag can be initialized as follows:

Browser-based:
new window.UndoBag(options);
NodeJS based:
var anyVariableName = new undoBag(options);

where the options is an optional configuration object of the form:

{
    length: 20, // configures stack length (can be any positive number) Default value: 10
    isDev: true // Indicates whether the ENV is development (enables console logging of stack related data) 
                //Default value: false
}

UndoBag APIs:

| API | Parameters | Description | Return Type | | :--:| :--------: | :---------- | :---------: | | recordChange | item | Pushes the passed data/object to the stack | void | | canUndo | - | Returns whether undo is possible at that particular point | Boolean | | canRedo | - | Returns whether redo is possible at that particular point| Boolean | | undo | - | Returns the next data/obj DOWN the line in the stack | Depens on stack content | | redo | - | Returns the next data/obj UP the line in the stack | Depens on stack content | | seek | position | Returns the data/obj at supplied position in the stack (1 based positioning, i.e, position 1 returns obj at index 0) | Depens on stack content |
| flushStack | - | Clears all the contents of the stack | void | | log | - | logs an object in the console that contains stack related data | void |

Steps to Build from Source:

  • Clone this repo.
git clone https://github.com/Parthipan-Natkunam/UndoBag.git
  • Install dev dependencies
npm install
  • start Grunt task runner
grunt