Log

Listens to events and uses the element’s HTML as a template for appending event data to an elected element. Data props are included using square bracket syntax like [[prop]].

DRAFT! This element is in early development and is liable to change or possibly be replaced.

class: Log
extends: Handle
tag: <log-blam>
see: props

examples

Props

name	type	default	description
from	string		A CSS selector representing all elements from which events will be listened to. If not set, the node array defaults to the element’s `defaultFrom` function’s return value.
to	string		A CSS selector representing all elements to affect in response to the event. If not set, the node array defaults to the element’s `defaultTo` function’s return value.
value	string	null	Handle-derived elements support special `value` syntax. Separate with `\|` and one value is chosen at random. Separate with `~` and a value is chosen within the range `[x]~[n]`. Separate with (a single space) if you are supplying multiple args to an element’s method.
event	string	blam	The event type to listen for. For many Event-based elements, this is the generic custom event `blam`.
prop	string	null	The property (which may be a method or map to an `audioParam`) to affect at the `event`.
bypass	boolean	false	Whether to stop responding to events as they happen.
chance	boolean	1	The probability that the `event` will be responded to. From `0` to `1`.

Examples

OH FUN! There are currently no examples using Log.