alpinejs-emit v1.0.5

Alpine JS Emit

Emit data changes to other Alpine JS elements 📣

Install

With a CDN

<script
  defer
  src="https://unpkg.com/alpinejs-emit@latest/dist/emit.min.js"
></script>

<script defer src="https://unpkg.com/alpinejs@3.x.x/dist/cdn.min.js"></script>

With a Package Manager

yarn add -D alpinejs-emit

npm install -D alpinejs-emit

import Alpine from 'alpinejs'
import emit from 'alpinejs-emit'

Alpine.plugin(emit)

Alpine.start()

Example

Single Target

<button x-data x-on:click="$emit('#TargetEl', { isChecked: false })">
  Click
</button>

<div x-data="{ isChecked: false }" id="TargetEl">
  <button x-on:click="isChecked = !isChecked">Toggle</button>

  <span x-show="isChecked">Checked</span>
</div>

The $emit will change the value of isChecked on the TargetEl element.

You'll notice within the TargetEl element it has its own method of changing the isChecked value, this will still work.

If you wanted to toggle the value of isChecked you can do so with { isChecked: '!!' }, this will check for !! and if found, toggle the value based on the isChecked value on the TargetEl element.

Multiple Targets with a Shared Selector

This has been handled before you behind the scenes.

isChecked is just an example, you don't need to call your Alpine JS data that

Multiple Targets

<div
  x-data="{ isChecked: false }"
  x-init="$watch('isChecked', () => $emit([
        ['#TargetEl', { isChecked }],
        ['#TargetEl2', { userName: 'Doe' }]
    ]))"
>
  <button x-on:click="isChecked = !isChecked">Toggle</button>

  <span x-show="isChecked">Checked</span>
</div>

<div x-data="{ isChecked: false }" id="TargetEl">
  <button x-on:click="isChecked = !isChecked">Toggle</button>

  <span x-show="isChecked">Checked</span>
</div>

<div x-data="{ userName: 'John' }" id="TargetEl2">
  <span x-text="userName"></span>
</div>

This works exactly the same as the above but you pass an array of arrays instead.

$emit([
  ['.select1', {}],
  ['#select2', {}],
])

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