I am trying to implement code like:
(myDiv, _) <- el' "div" blank
prerender (pure never) $ do
let raw = _element_raw myDiv
addHTMLEventListener raw "some-js-event-that-isn't-apart-of-EventName-datatype" $ \_ -> someLogic
Where addHTMLEventListener is a function I have that uses newEventTrigger
I know that I could put the element in the prerender do statement I am just trying to implement the Template design pattern where I can pass myDiv to a function where I do all my FRP logic, such as making this event listener and what to do with it.
I know that the type/data family RawElement works like so:
RawElement GhcjsDomSpace = GHCJS.Element
but then
RawElement HydrationDomSpace = ()
and I believe consequently : RawElement (DomBuilderSpace m) leads to the compiler complaining
Is there a way to implement this in the way I described or should I just simply put the element in the prerender when I want to add an arbitrary JS event?
I am trying to implement code like:
(myDiv, _) <- el' "div" blankprerender (pure never) $ dolet raw = _element_raw myDivaddHTMLEventListener raw "some-js-event-that-isn't-apart-of-EventName-datatype" $ \_ -> someLogicWhere addHTMLEventListener is a function I have that uses newEventTrigger
I know that I could put the element in the prerender do statement I am just trying to implement the Template design pattern where I can pass myDiv to a function where I do all my FRP logic, such as making this event listener and what to do with it.
I know that the type/data family RawElement works like so:
RawElement GhcjsDomSpace = GHCJS.Element
but then
RawElement HydrationDomSpace = ()
and I believe consequently : RawElement (DomBuilderSpace m) leads to the compiler complaining
Is there a way to implement this in the way I described or should I just simply put the element in the prerender when I want to add an arbitrary JS event?