onElementRemoval

v0.0.15testeddemo

Fire a callback when the target element — or any ancestor containing it — is removed from the DOM. Backed by a single `childList`/`subtree` `MutationObserver` on the element's owning document, so it also catches removal of a parent further up the tree.

Source Tests

Examples

const el = useTemplateRef<HTMLElement>('el');
onElementRemoval(el, () => console.log('gone'));

const stop = onElementRemoval(el, (records) => report(records), { flush: 'post' });

Demo

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Signature

export function onElementRemoval(
  target: MaybeComputedElementRef,
  callback: OnElementRemovalCallback,
  options: OnElementRemovalOptions ={ ... }

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
`target`	`MaybeComputedElementRef`	—	Element (or ref/getter) to watch for removal
`callback`	`OnElementRemovalCallback`	—	Invoked with the mutation records that removed the element
`options`?	`OnElementRemovalOptions`	`{}`	`window`, `document`, and watcher `flush` timing

Returns

VoidFunctionStop handle that tears down the watcher and observer