Relay

Takes one event and relays it to multiple (child) handler elements. Good for automating multiple changes at once.

Props

name	type	default	description
mode	string	all	One of `'one'`, `'some'`, or `'all'`. Each time an event is received, which of the subject handler elements to activate. Importantly, elements’ `bypass` state is circumvented. Elements with `bypass` are only activated by the `<relay-blam>`. Elements without `bypass` are activated independently and via `<relay-blam>`.
prop	string	null	Not applicable for `<relay-blam>`. The `prop` is defined on each subject element.
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.
for	string	blam	A space separated list of events the element should be “listening for”. Most HYPERBLAM elements emit a generic `blam` 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 that use the Relay element: