Use a dev console to see the fired events.
To assign a single handler to multiple events:
<button data-events="click, blur" data-handlers="clickTest"> Click me </button>
To assign a seperate handler to every event specified:
<button data-events="click, blur" data-handlers="clickTest, blurTest"> Click me </button>
Use AutoBind's addEventHandler
to add event handlers. Defining an event handler with a traditional function ensures that the this
value in the function correctly references the target element (arrow arrow functions don't have their own this
. You could also specify any other in-scope function name (that expects an event argument) with addEventHandler.
'use strict'; const ab = new rp.Autobind(); ab.addEventHandler('clickTest', function(e) { console.log(this); console.log(e.type); console.log(e.currentTarget); console.log('event handled'); }); ab.assignAutoboundEventHandlers();
Click the button or move focus to the input to fire the button's two events.