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EventStack

Helps you Escape. Provides a stack that gets popped every time a certain condition, determined usually by a keyboard event, gets fulfilled. Imagine different widgets overlaying your page and on escape the widget currently on top should be removed.

Screenshot

This Plugin is part of MooTools PowerTools!.

Build

Build via Packager, requires MooTools Core and MooTools Class-Extras to be registered to Packager already

packager register /path/to/event-stack
packager build EventStack/* > event-stack.js

To build this plugin without external dependencies use

packager build EventStack/* +use-only EventStack > event-stack.js

Demo

See Demos/index.html

How To Use

This plugin provides an EventStack Class.

var EscapeStack = new EventStack; // The default options pop the stack when the user presses 'esc'

EscapeStack.push(closeMyWidget); // MyWidget will be closed when the user presses 'esc'

// Now if MyWidget spawns another widget on top of MyWidget you can push the close handler too
MyWidget.openAnotherWidget = function(){
	EscapeStack.push(closeMyOtherWidget);
	
	openAnotherWidget();
};

// Now pressing the 'esc'-Button once closes 'AnotherWidget', pressing it again closes 'MyWidget'

If your widget has other ways of closing it (like an 'X'-Button) you should remove the close-handler from the stack.

EscapeStack.erase(closeMyWidget);

Options

  • event - (defaults to keyup) The event to be used
  • condition - Function to be used to determine whether to pop the stack. Defaults to pressing the ESC-Button.

Plugins

An OuterClick-stack can be used to close widgets if the user clicks outside of them.

Create an OuterClickStack:

var OuterClickStack = new EventStack.OuterClick;

Usage:

OuterClickStack.push(fn, element); // Note the second argument, it allows you to associate any value with the pushed stack function

Notes

It's not a real stack :)