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A wrapper to EventTarget.addEventListener that supports multiple targets, event names and delegated events with a convenient remove listener mechanism.
Parent class to support custom event listeners, written in TypeScript.
JavaScript utils
- Storage
- localStorage
- sessionStorage
- addEventListener
- removeEventListener
- setTimeout
- clearTimeout
- setInterval
- clearInterval
- requestAnimationFrame
- cancelAnimationFrame
DOM utils
- Storage
- localStorage
- sessionStorage
- addEventListener
- removeEventListener
- setTimeout
- clearTimeout
- setInterval
- clearInterval
- requestAnimationFrame
- cancelAnimationFrame
Awesome handling of keyboard events
Add/remove DOM events
A uniform interface for listening and removing events on DOM elements, EventEmitter and what not.
- hearing
- aid
- hearing-aid
- listener
- listen
- listening
- addeventlistener
- addevent
- attachevent
- event
- eventemitter
- emitter
add event listeners with name, remove them by name in native JavaScript
Test-friendly object creator to simulate adding listeners for events.
Syntactic sugar for querySelector, querySelectorAll, & addEventListener allowing you to select, modify, and add event listeners for multiple elements in one line of code. Tiny package (<1KB GZIP).
- querySelector
- querySelectorAll
- addEventListener
- event
- events
- elements
- quick
- query
- selector
- select
- dom
- iterate
- browser
Simple and modern emitter library.
- event
- events
- emitter
- pubsub
- listener
- on
- once
- emit
- trigger
- dispatchEvent
- addEventListener
- event emitter
- event bus
A small library to get listeners added in elements.
Simple Event Driven System Handler
A single, throttle built-in solution to subscribe to browser UI Events.
Like .addEventListener(), but add multiple listeners at one time.
a simple event emitter
- event
- emitter
- eventemitter
- events
- emit
- on
- once
- off
- listener
- tiny
- addlistener
- addeventlistener
- dispatch
- dispatcher
Helper functions for browser event listener
Add and remove listener events on elements in the document.
Simple wrapper for addEventListener that returns a cleanup function so you don't have to call removeEventListener manually. The rad part is that it works with typescript 🤯
Awesome handling of keyboard events