Event

Nashi you can set EventListner by calling nashi('p').{eventName}, just like:

nashi('p').click(() => console.log('Nashi is great!'));

Or you can trigger element's event:

nashi('p').click(); // Nashi is great!

Here are supported events:

blur	focus	focusin	focusout
hover	change	click	contextmenu
dblclick	error	keydown	keypress
keyup	mousedown	mouseenter	mouseleave
mousemove	mouseout	mouseover	mouseup
resize	scroll	select	submit

Or you can call it using event() or on() (on is an alia of event):

nashi('p').event('click', () => console.log('Nashi is great!'));
nashi('p').event('click'); // Nashi is great!

Or you can trigger event by using trigger():

nashi('p').trigger('click');

You can remove event listener by calling removeEvent();

let count = 0;
const handler = count++;
const np = nashi('p');
np.click(handler);
np.click(); // count = 1
np.removeEvent('click', handler);
np.click(); // count = 1

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Event