proper-event 

> Given an event type, automatically get the correct event class ('click' -> MouseEvent)

properEvent is meant to be used when you want to trigger a number of events in a loop or when the event type is user-provided. It avoids code like:

``js
switch (type) {
case 'click':
event = new MouseEvent('click');
break;
case 'keydown':
event = new KeyboardEvent('keydown');
break;
case 'submit':
event = new Event('submit');
break;
default:
event = new CustomEvent(type);
break;
}
`

replacing it with:

`js
const event = properEvent(type);
`

See the list of supported events in the ./index.js file. If the event is not known or not supported by the current platform, you will get a CustomEvent instance.

Install

`sh
npm install proper-event
`

Usage

`js
import properEvent from 'proper-event';

const event = properEvent(prompt('What event should be triggered?'));

document.querySelector('a').dispatchEvent(event);
`

API

$3

Provide a type like 'click' and get the corresponding event instance, like new MouseEvent('click')

If none is found, you will get a CustomEvent instance.

`js
import properEvent from 'proper-event';

const event = properEvent('click');
`

$3

Type: string

The event type to be triggered, like 'click','submit', 'keydown', etc.

$3

Type: EventInit

Optional

The event options, like { bubbles: true, altKey: true }. This is the same as the second argument of new Event(type, init)`.

License

MIT © Federico Brigante