I want to create a custom event called lngclick
- that will fire only if the mouse is clicking on an element for a long period of time.
I would like to use it like this:
<button lngclick.delegate="myFunc()"></button>
(just like native DOM events)
aurelia custom attribute is expecting a value as bind
, but I want to use delegate
just like native events capturing.
someone here have already made something similar?
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I think you answered it yourself with “just like native DOM events”
All that command does is to add event listener specified. If you wish to use the same command, i think you will have to go for trigger and a binding behavior or implement a new command in SyntaxInterpreter
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sounds good.
is there a demo/article/tutorial/blog post on SyntaxInterpreter?
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Unfortunately no blog/article that I could fine. But i have made this https://github.com/bigopon/aurelia-style-binding-command-plugin that pokes SyntaxInterpreter. Maybe you can have a look for an example there. Let me know if you have any q
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ok great.
thanks for your help.
I ended up going an easier path.
I liked what long-press-event
did here
by adding a listener to the document, you can catch and emit long-click
events that can be used like regular DOM events by aurelia.
I also created a plugin for other to benefit.
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That’s awesome. Would be even more if you could list it in aurelia-awesome in here https://github.com/aurelia-contrib/awesome-aurelia or contribute it to https://github.com/aurelia-contrib
And tbh, it feels like a more proper way to do it to me.
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