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update-task

Description​

Fires when updating a task

Usage​

"update-task": ({
    id: string | number,
    task: object,
    skipProvider?: boolean,
    batch?: object[]
}) => void;

Parameters​

The callback of the update-task event can take an object with the following parameters:

  • id - (required) the id of the updated task
  • task - (required) the object of the updated task
  • Additional parameters that can be applied to the RestDataProvider work:
    • skipProvider - (optional) allows skipping events sent to RestDataProvider; if false (default), RestDataProvider works with the event, true - RestDataProvider skips the event
    • batch - (optional) an array of updated tasks objects
info

To handle the inner events, you can use the Event Bus methods

Example​

const { ToDo, Toolbar } = todo;
const {tasks, projects, users} = getData();

const list = new ToDo("#root", {
    tasks,
    projects,
    users
});

const toolbar = new Toolbar("#toolbar", {
    api: list.api,
});

// subscribe to the "update-task" event
list.api.on("update-task", ({id, task}) => {
    console.log("The", id, "task is updated. New task object is", task);
});

Related article: Operations with tasks