Using Jquery Proxy Mechanism

• Jquery Provides Proxy Mechanism through $.proxy() method.

• Proxy mechanism is really helpful where we need some delegate to represent the functionality.

• Generic use case of a proxy mechanism is the way of binding different context to a method through a proxy wrapper.

• In this Demo, “We will create method to change color of the text and expose it with a proxy for different context“.

• In this example we have ,

—A method called ‘chageColor()‘ inside a EVENT_SCRIPT object. 
—This method is wrapped around by jquery proxy object and exposed by ‘proxyChangeColor‘ variable.
—‘proxyChangeColor‘ is then binded with two different contexts of student container and fruit container.

•  The markup used for this demo is as below,

<ul class='student-container'>
    <li>Sandeep1</li>
    <li>Sandeep2</li>
    <li>Sandeep3</li>
</ul>
<span class='fruit-container'>
 <span>Mango</span>
 <span>Apple</span>
 <span>Orange</span>
</span>

var EVENT_SCRIPT = {
    /*Changes the color*/
    changeColor: function (event) {
        var currentElement = event.target;
        $(currentElement).css('color', 'red');
    }
},
proxyChangeColor = $.proxy(EVENT_SCRIPT.changeColor, EVENT_SCRIPT);
$('.student-container li').on('click', proxyChangeColor);
$('.fruit-container span').on('click', proxyChangeColor);