Usage

`ts
useEventListener({
target: document,
eventType: "click",
handler: event => console.log(event)
});

useEventListener({
target: window,
eventType: "click",
handler: event => console.log(event)
});

useEventListener({
target: document.getElementById("target"),
eventType: "click",
handler: event => console.log(event)
});
`

API

$3

`ts
type UseEventListener = {
(
config: {
target: T | null;
eventType: K;
handler: DocumentEventListener;
options?: Options;
},
shouldAttach?: boolean
): void;
(
config: {
target: T | null;
eventType: K;
handler: WindowEventListener;
options?: Options;
},
shouldAttach?: boolean
): void;
(
config: {
target: React.RefObject | T | null;
eventType: K;
handler: ElementEventListener;
options?: Options;
},
shouldAttach?: boolean
): void;
};

declare const useEventListener: UseEventListener;
`

#### config

##### config.target

The target to which the listener will be attached.

##### config.eventType

A case-sensitive string representing the event type to listen for.

##### config.handler

See The event listener callback for details on the callback itself.

##### config.options

See The event listener callback for details on the third parameter.

#### shouldAttach

If set to false`, the listener won't be attached. (default = true)