JointJS library contains mvc.Events
. So, let's try some events stuff now. For
instance, let's see all the events
triggered by any model in the graph:
graph.on('all', function(eventName, cell) {
console.log(arguments);
});
To see the triggered events, open the browser console and make some changes to the paper above: Move the
rectangles around,
create a new vertex by dragging the link, remove a vertex, disconnect the link by dragging the highlighted
arrowhead, remove the link, ...
You can also react on a specific event on a particular model:
rect.on('change:position', function(element) {
console.log(element.id, ':', element.get('position'));
});
Please see the API reference for a list of events that you can react on for models (joint.dia.Element
,
joint.dia.Link
and joint.dia.Graph
) and views (joint.dia.Paper
).