Reactive-lite

Events

You can alias an event handler with on-*event* syntax in your html

<button on-click="onclick">submit</button>

The handler should be defined in the delegate object, which is passed in the third (option) argument when constructing reactive

var reactive = new Reactive(el, user, {
  delegate: {
    onclick: function(e, model, el) {
      // do somthing with model and element
      assert(model === user)
    }
  }
})

model is passed as second argument, so you can define your delegate some where else (instead of using closure), the content (this reference) is preserved to the delegate object to make it self contained, which also means easy to test with.

Supported events

• change
• touchstart
• touchend
• click
• dblclick
• mousedown
• mouseup
• mousemove
• mouseenter
• mouseleave
• scroll
• blur
• focus
• input
• submit
• keydown
• keypress
• keyup

Reactive would unbind the related event handlers when it's destroied by .remove()

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