Pass options to yo.update
See original GitHub issueHey ☺️
I just migrated a project from yo-yo
to choo
. Worked perfectly and it’s much better organized now \o/
I’m using some options for the yo update function though, and it would be nice to be able to pass it over from choo.
Not sure what’s the best name for it. Maybe just a yoyo
key in the choo options? Happy to send a PR for this.
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Mind posting your workaround in case others run into this? Sounded interesting
Well, I had an input field that would send and action on every keystroke. That action would filter a list, but also update a
search
key in the model, which was also used as the value of the input, like:<input value="${state.search}" oninput=${oninput} type="search">
. This caused typing to lag. So I added a small timeout to theoninput
which pretty much fixed it. However this can cause trouble if you type too fast. But clearing the timeout every time reduces that problem.Anyway, it would probably still be better to just not apply the patch to the input field while typing, but I’m happy with how smooth it works now. So I don’t bother.