@banjoanton/spa-runner v0.0.19

Spa runner

Simple API to run userscripts on SPA websites where they update the URL in the client.

Userscripts generally work on pages where the content is fetched from the backend for each new request. On a SPA website, you usually fetch the content client side which does not re-run the userscripts. This simple API listens to the History API and triggers on URL changes within the domain.

Usage

import { run } from "@banjoanton/spa-runner";


const handler = () => {
    console.log("hello world!");
}

// everything is optional
const config = {
    timeBetweenUrlLookup: 250,
    urls: ["https://www.github.com/*/projects"],
    timeoutBeforeHandlerInit: 0,
    runAtStart: true,
    waitForElement: ".btn-danger",
    isDebug: false
};

const unsubscribe = run(handler, config);

unsubscribe(); 

Config

timeBetweenUrlLookup

The interval for each URL lookup. Defaults to 500.

urls

All the URLs that the script should run at. Can include wildcard. Be sure to be more specific in this and use a very broad match in the userscript config. For example:

userscript: www.github.com/*
spa-runner: www.github.com/*/settings

Defaults to an empty array and matches all.

It uses pathname and search when looking for changes, so it will not trigger on different hosts. Like for example going from google to github.

timeoutBeforeHandlerInit

When the handler should run, it does so using a timeout to allow the page to load. This property sets that timeout duration. Defaults to 0.

runAtStart

If the program should run at start, and not only on URL change. Defaults to true.

waitForElement

The script will run after the element has been rendered. Uses document.querySelector. If not provided, it will run as usual.

isDebug

Adds basic logging in case you want to debug something. Defaults to false.