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let data = {};
let data = {};
PubSub.publish(eventName, data);
PubSub.publish(eventName, data);
</code>
=== Strings (core/str) ===
<code js>
import {get_string as getString} from 'core/str';
const sayHello = async () => {
    window.console.log(await getString('identifier', 'tool_jsdemo');
}
</code>
</code>

Revision as of 21:23, 29 October 2020

Locating DOM elements

// Get element by identifier. let root = document.getElementById('uniqueidentifier');

// Get element within another element by attribute. let widget = querySelector('[data-widget="widgetname"]');

// Find all elements within another element and do something with them. let missingItems = root.querySelectorAll(':scope [data-region="itemname"].missing'); missingItems.forEach(item => {

   window.console.log(item);

});

// Find the closest parent element matching the selector. let region = widget.closest('[data-region]');

CSS classes

// Check if the element has a certain class. if (e.target.classList.contains('classname')) {

   // Add a new CSS class to the element.
   e.target.classList.add('someclassname');
   // Remove a CSS class from the element.
   e.target.classList.remove('anotherclassname');

}

Custom events (core/pubsub)

import * as PubSub from 'core/pubsub';

let eventName = 'tool_jsdemo/modulename:eventname';

// Subscribe as the event handler. PubSub.subscribe(eventName, data => {

   window.console.log(data);

});

// Trigger the event with custom data passed to the subscribers. let data = {}; PubSub.publish(eventName, data);

Strings (core/str)

import {get_string as getString} from 'core/str';

const sayHello = async () => {

   window.console.log(await getString('identifier', 'tool_jsdemo');

}