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This pull request introduces a fetch wrapper to support the Hx-Trigger feature, enabling server-sent events to trigger client-side actions like HTMX requests. It also renames the global object from xun to $x.

New Features:

  • Adds a wrapper around the native fetch function to support the Hx-Trigger header, allowing server-sent events to trigger client-side actions similar to HTMX requests.

Enhancements:

  • Updates the global object name from xun to $x.

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This pull request introduces a wrapper around the native fetch function to provide Hx-Trigger support, similar to standard HTMX requests. It also renames the global object from xun to $x and updates the example in the README to reflect the changes.

Sequence diagram for fetch wrapper with Hx-Trigger support

sequenceDiagram
  participant Browser
  participant fetchWrapper as $x.fetch
  participant Server
  participant CustomEventDispatcher

  Browser->>fetchWrapper: fetch(url, options)
  fetchWrapper->>Server: HTTP Request
  Server-->>fetchWrapper: HTTP Response (with Hx-Trigger header)
  alt Hx-Trigger header exists
    fetchWrapper->>CustomEventDispatcher: Parse Hx-Trigger
    loop For each trigger in Hx-Trigger
      CustomEventDispatcher->>Browser: dispatchEvent(CustomEvent(trigger))
    end
  end
  fetchWrapper-->>Browser: Response
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Wrapped the native fetch function to add Hx-Trigger support, similar to how it works in standard HTMX requests.
  • Added a wrapper around the native fetch function.
  • The wrapper checks for the Hx-Trigger header in the response.
  • If the header is present, it parses the JSON and dispatches custom events based on the header's content.
  • The wrapped fetch function returns a Promise that resolves with the Response object.
ext/htmx/htmx.js
Updated the global object name from xun to $x.
  • Renamed the global object from xun to $x in ext/htmx/htmx.js.
  • Updated the global object name from xun to $x in README.md.
ext/htmx/htmx.js
README.md
Modified the event listener in the example to align with the updated Hx-Trigger implementation.
  • Updated the event listener in README.md to correctly access the event detail value.
README.md

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Hey @cnlangzi - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

Overall Comments:

  • Consider using a more descriptive name than $x for the global object.
  • The fetch wrapper could be simplified by using response.headers.forEach instead of manually iterating over the keys.
Here's what I looked at during the review
  • 🟑 General issues: 1 issue found
  • 🟒 Security: all looks good
  • 🟒 Testing: all looks good
  • 🟒 Complexity: all looks good
  • 🟒 Documentation: all looks good

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@cnlangzi cnlangzi merged commit 8916c23 into main Feb 22, 2025
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@cnlangzi cnlangzi deleted the fix/fetch_hx_trigger branch February 22, 2025 15:25
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