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Answer by lucchi for How to store/stash JavaScript event and reuse it later?

After reading your question a few times, and the answers another few, The question: how can any javascript Object be stored with its methods? The answer: there is no how. However, Josh properly...

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Answer by cegfault for How to store/stash JavaScript event and reuse it later?

TL;DR to accomplish what you are doing, you have three options: Store a reference to the event in a global value (which is what most tutorials - like your referenced youtube video - will recommend you...

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Answer by karthik for How to store/stash JavaScript event and reuse it later?

You can create a global constant and update it when ever event changes rather than serializing it and de-serializing which is a costly processes. SO this is how you can do it - You can create a window...

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Answer by Sreeragh A R for How to store/stash JavaScript event and reuse it...

Please see if this helps. Defining an event listener for 'beforeinstallprompt' event window.addEventListener('beforeinstallprompt', (e) => { e.preventDefault(); //do all the stufff...

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Answer by Josh for How to store/stash JavaScript event and reuse it later?

You cannot store an event in this manner. You want to store an object. Only serializable properties are storable for such an object. Functions are not serializable in JavaScript. Functions are not...

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Answer by Saurabh Rajpal for How to store/stash JavaScript event and reuse it...

There have been loads of talk around this as soon as I/O 2018 mentioned about handling of A2HS event being developer driven from now onwards. This is also captured in the official doc and inspired from...

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How to store/stash JavaScript event and reuse it later?

From https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/app-install-banners/#trigger-m68 let deferredPrompt; window.addEventListener('beforeinstallprompt', (e) => { e.preventDefault(); // Stash the...

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Answer by Norman Rorke for How to store/stash JavaScript event and reuse it...

Here is a simple but successful solution.The idea is to capture the event in a variable and only fire it when signaled by another window of the same origin (domain etc).The solution uses localStorage...

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