0.0.7 • Published 5 months ago

domhis v0.0.7

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MIT
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github
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5 months ago

domhis

(c)Bumblehead MIT-license

domhis is a wrapper for the window.history method. Environments that provide window.history will use window.history.pushState to update a window location with a url, otherwise the url is defined on window.location.href (loading a new document).

// change the url
domhis.pushState(window, '/home');

// getting the url when the 'back' button is pressed
domhis.onpopstate(window, (e, fn) => {
  console.log(e); // /home
  fn();
});

When popstate occurs (back button press in a browser) the new url is passed to a callback. Until 'fn' is called, pushState will not update the location. This means that if a user clicks the 'back' button on your single page application, automated calls to pushState from it will be ignored so that clicking 'back' does not add an unwanted url to the push queue.


test

Tests are not automated and are performed by loading a document in the browser.

  • load test/index.html in your browser and run tests from the console.

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(The MIT License)

Copyright (c) 2014 Bumblehead chris@bumblehead.com

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