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Looks interesting! Kudos on the well documented source, benchmark and website. Are Caldom instances itself always synced with the DOM? e.g. If I create a Caldo
by leipert 5y ago
Looks interesting! Kudos on the well documented source, benchmark and website.
Are Caldom instances itself always synced with the DOM? e.g. If I create a Caldom instance for all ‘button’ and add an event handler for ‘click’. Now another piece of JavaScript adds a button to the page, will the event handler also trigger for that button or just the buttons when I first instantiated Caldom?
- dumindaxsb 5y agoThank you. Worked really hard on the benchmark :) No, it's not synced. When you use CalDOM without its reactive features, it's just a wrapper around the native DOM Element (similar to jQuery). _("button").elem === document.querySelectorAll("button")[0] Regarding capturing events of future elements: You can achieve this by setting an event listener to the parent. Eg: _("body").on("click", e => { if( e.target.matches("button") ) //Do something });