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Event to detect all components init is complete

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Is there a way to know when mdc components are completely loaded after mdc.autoInit() is called? I cannot find anything like this in the docs.

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Created 6 years ago
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Garbeecommented, Jul 16, 2017

Nothing like this is currently provided as far as I recall. What we could do is have autoInit return a promise resolution when completed so you can asynchronously handle tasks when the upgrades are completed for all components.

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yeelan0319commented, Aug 8, 2017

@yshterev @Garbee I see. This make sense.

In this case, instead of using emit method on a component, let’s dispatch the event directly from autoInit. @yshterev Feel free to take a look at how component emit is defined from packages/mdc-base/component.js line 116 and 117, I think we can do something similar here in mdc-autoinit.

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