Implementing Multiple Hooks in Phoenix LiveView Elements

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Implementing Multiple Hooks in Phoenix LiveView Elements

Source: andrewtimberlake.com

Phoenix LiveView

The article explores the challenge of using multiple hooks on a single element in Phoenix LiveView, detailing a solution that involves delegation patterns. It explains how the current implementation limits the use of one hook per element and provides a step-by-step guide on how to implement a 'DelegateHook' class. This new approach allows for multiple hooks to be integrated seamlessly, outlining the lifecycle callbacks needed for proper functionality. The author provides examples of code implementation for the 'DelegateHook' and discusses the internal workings of LiveView hooks, emphasizing the ease of integrating additional hooks into existing structures.

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