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AlpineJS Delayed Magic

An AlpineJS plugin to enhance it with cumulative timed-out callbacks to be executed.

It's very useful when it comes to front-end development where one might forget how many setTimeout()s were performed prior and account for that timing difference. And with this package, you've no-brainer mode enabled! Just $delay(() => console.log('your callback'), 1000) and it would respect all the parent elements' $delay() calls as well as x-delay attributes (that hold time only - all in milliseconds) and basically adding those delays to the 1 second that we have, for our example...

Installation

1. Use your favorite package manager to install the dependency in your TALL project:

   bun add @vpremiss/alpine-delyed-magic

2. Then initialize the Alpine plugin in your flow JS like this:

   // import { Livewire, Alpine } from '../../../vendor/livewire/livewire/dist/livewire.esm';
   import delayedMagic from '@vpremiss/alpine-delayed-magic';
   
   Alpine.plugin(delayedMagic);
   
   // Alpine.start();

   • Remember that you need the custom Alpine/Livewire setup in order to add plugins and such...

Usage

• (Optional): You can add x-delay attributes with milliseconds within them on elements.

• Use $delay() helper to pass a callback and also a time in milliseconds and let us delay the magical effects for you!

  <div x-init="() => $delay(() => console.log('after 500ms'), 500);">
      <div x-init="() => $delay(() => console.log('after 1500ms'), 1000);"></div>
  
      <div x-init="() => $delay(() => console.log('after 2500ms'), 2000);">
          <div x-delay="1000">
              <div
                  x-delay="500"
                  x-init="() => $delay(() => console.log('after 4500ms'), 500);"
              ></div>
  
              <div x-init="() => $delay(() => console.log('after 2500ms'));"></div>
          </div>
      </div>
  </div>

  

Support

Support ongoing package maintenance as well as the development of other projects through sponsorship or one-time donations if you prefer.

And may Allah accept your strive; aameen.

License

This package is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.

Credits

• ChatGPT
• Graphite
• AlpineJS
• The Contributors
• All the frontend packages and services this package relies on...
• And the generous individuals that we've learned from and been supported by throughout our journey...

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