Since I'm trying to follow the DRY pattern, how would someone do something like this? (but the correct way)?
const lazyObj = {
bind: 'event',
effect: 'fadeIn',
effectTime: 500,
threshold: 0
}
$('.js-lazy, .js-lazy-homepage').lazy(lazyObj);
$('.js-other-lazy').lazy({
...lazyObj,
beforeLoad: function() {
$('.js-skeleton').hide();
}
})
Essentially would want to rewrite this:
$('.js-lazy, .js-lazy-homepage').lazy({
bind: 'event',
effect: 'fadeIn',
effectTime: 500,
threshold: 0
});
$('.js-other-lazy').lazy({
bind: 'event',
effect: 'fadeIn',
effectTime: 500,
threshold: 0,
beforeLoad: function() {
$('.js-skeleton').hide();
}
})
Since I'm using the same values:
{
bind: 'event',
effect: 'fadeIn',
effectTime: 500,
threshold: 0
}
You can extend and object into another. https://api.jquery.com/jQuery.extend
var primary = {
bind: 'event',
effect: 'fadeIn',
effectTime: 500,
threshold: 0
};
var secondary = jQuery.extend(
{ beforeLoad: function() { $('.js-skeleton').hide(); } },
primary
);
console.log(primary);
console.log(secondary);
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