onMounted

Overview

The onMounted function allows you to register a callback function that will be executed when an app or component is mounted or initialized. This is particularly useful for performing setup tasks or side effects when a component becomes active.

Usage

Registering the `onMounted` Callback

To register an onMounted callback, simply call the onMounted function and pass the desired callback function as an argument. The callback will be executed when the app or component is mounted.

import { createApp, html, useScope, onMounted } from 'regor'

const userRow = createComponent(() => ({
  // Register an onMounted callback
  onMounted(() => {
    // Perform initialization tasks
    console.log('Component is mounted!')
  })
}),
html`<div></div>`)

createApp(
  useScope(() => {
    // Register an onMounted callback
    onMounted(() => {
      // Perform initialization tasks
      console.log('App is mounted!')
    })
    return {}
  }),
)

Parameters

onMounted (required): A callback function that will be executed when the component or scope is mounted.

Notes

onMounted callbacks can be useful for initializing state, fetching data, setting up event listeners, or any other task that should be performed when a component becomes active.
Multiple onMounted callbacks can be registered, and they will be executed in the order they were registered.
onMounted is often used in conjunction with onUnmounted to define cleanup tasks that should be performed when a component is unmounted.