[🧐] onClick or onclick, that's a question

[IanDxSSXX]

👋🏻 Hi! This is a poll on events' naming!

In DLight, setting a event is like this:

button("click")
  .onclick(() => {
    console.log("CLICKED!")
  })

And it basically does:

element.addEventListener("click", () => {
   console.log("CLICKED!")
})

And we're seeing a lot of other frameworks using small camel cases for events' naming conventions like onClick or onMouseOver. But we've got all lower cased event properties in vanilla js like element.onclick = clickMe.

It'll both be the same for dlight implementations. So I guess I need your help here. Just vote for your favourite!

[liaobinbin]

try

function handleClick(e){
  e.target.off.click(handleClick);
  console.log("CLICKED ONECE");
}

button("click")
  .on.click(handleClick)

Don't mind, I just wrote randomly.
Maybe I just simply don't want too many options to appear in my code completion tool when I type .

[IanDxSSXX]

Seems good. I'll add it to the options