enhanced feature

[zero-custom]

Will the eventlistener function implement in the future?

example:

[
  {
      tag: "tagName",
      val: "value",
      att: {class: "className", id:"idName", style:"", ... },
      event: {load: "funcA", click: "funcB", error: "funcC", ... }
  },
  ...
]

[AtilaAssuncao]

Hello, Yes it is possible to be implemented in a new section but you can already pass events to the Html element as follows:

function myFunction( el ) {

    		// Make the call and a function
    		alert("Hello! I am an alert box!!");
    		// output: Alert box with text "Hello! I am an alert box !!".

    		// Fetch one is the DOM tree element
		document.getElementById("demo").innerHTML = "Hello World";
		// output: The element with the demo id has its status alerted to "Hello World".

		// Receive the reference passed by Elemeto
		 console.log( el );
		// console output: 
		// 		<div class="class-name-2.1" id="id-2.1" onclick="myFunction( this )">
		// 			Value 2.1
		// 			
		// 			<div class="class-name-2-1-1">
		// 				Value 2.1.1
		// 			</div>
		//		</div>
}


{
                tag: "div",
                att: { id:'demo', class: "class-name-3", onclick: "myFunction( this )"},
                val: "Value 3"
}

Note: Not all events have been tested so if you have a problem with any event you can notify

[zero-custom]

Thanks, that's another solution for me.
In my case, i just allocate unique id for every element and addeventlintener after created it.

onEvent is the most easiest way, it's enough for many situations. But on some advanced situations, eventlistener seems better than onEvent, like multi event on one eventlistener.