Use document.querySelector() to continuously look for an Element. Call a function when found. Powered by requestAnimationFrame.
Ce script ne devrait pas être installé directement. C'est une librairie créée pour d'autres scripts. Elle doit être inclus avec la commande // @require https://update.greasyfork.org/scripts/375023/1060699/Library%20%7C%20querySelectorInterval.js
// ==UserScript==
// @name Library: querySelectorInterval
// @namespace org.sidneys.userscripts
// @homepage https://gist.githubusercontent.com/sidneys/c6b91437cb89346281bb2f739c1d6ae2/raw/
// @version 0.7.4
// @description Use document.querySelector() to continuously look for an Element. Call a function when found. Powered by requestAnimationFrame.
// @author sidneys
// @icon https://i.imgur.com/nmbtzlX.png
// @match *://*/*
// ==/UserScript==
/**
* ESLint
* @exports
*/
/* exported querySelectorInterval, clearQuerySelectorInterval */
/**
* Unique identifier returned by querySelectorInterval().
* @typedef {Number} intervalHandle
*/
/**
* This callback is displayed as a global member.
* @callback intervalCallback
* @param {Element} Element found by document.querySelector()
*/
/**
* Repeatedly try to find (using a optional time delay) the first element
* that is a descendant of a base element, and matches the selectors.
* Call a callback with the found element as argument when successful.
* Returns an identifier for removal via clearQuerySelectorInterval().
* @param {Element} element - Base Element
* @param {String} selectors - DOMString containing one or more selectors to match against
* @param {intervalCallback=} callback - The callback that is called when an Element was found
* @param {Number=} delay - Duration (ms) the timer should wait between executions
* @return {intervalHandle} - Unique interval handle
* @global
*/
let querySelectorInterval = (element, selectors, callback = () => {}, delay = 0) => {
// console.debug('querySelectorInterval')
// requestAnimationFrame identifier
let requestId
// Initial timestamp
let lastTimestamp = new Date().getTime()
// Lookup Logic
let lookup = () => {
// Get current timestamp
const currentTimestamp = new Date().getTime()
// Get elapsed time (between timestamps)
const elapsedDuration = currentTimestamp - lastTimestamp
// Elapsed time larger than delay?
if (elapsedDuration >= delay) {
// Test if selectors finds a descendant beneath element
const foundElement = element.querySelector(selectors)
// Element found
if (foundElement) {
callback(foundElement)
}
// Update last timestamp
lastTimestamp = new Date().getTime()
}
// Rerun Lookup
requestId = window.requestAnimationFrame(lookup)
}
// Initial lookup
requestId = window.requestAnimationFrame(lookup)
return requestId
}
/**
* Cancels intervals scheduled via querySelectorInterval().
* @param {intervalHandle} handle - Unique interval handle
* @global
*/
let clearQuerySelectorInterval = (handle) => {
// console.debug('clearQuerySelectorInterval')
// Cancel interval
window.cancelAnimationFrame(handle)
}