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: Template
tag: <log-blam>
see: props

examples

Props

name	type	default	description
mode	string	“events”	By default, the element listens for events and templates event data. All data includes name (of the attribute/prop or event type), id (the `id` or a selector representing the invoking element), and target (the invoking element itself). For a mode of “props”, the value and oldValue are also available.
additive	boolean	false	Whether to log cumulatively or to just log the most recent data.
max	number	16	The number of times data is logged before clearing the `to` element and starting over. Stops the DOM getting too unwieldy.
places	number	1	For numeric data, the number of (fixed) decimal places. Set to `3`, `1` will become `1.000`.
to	string	null	A selector for the element to which templated data will be appended. If not set (`null`), it defaults to the Template-based element itself.
for	string	“blam any”	By default, ListenWatch-based elements listen for `blam` events and any prop/attribute changes.
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.
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

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