Normalize handler signature (and test fire)

[ryanve]

I made changes discussed in #102 and #80. I used a base Event object and added .type. Doing it that way sets .isBean to true and some non-applicable properties to undefined.

Buster does not work on my PC because it's XP probably. I could not run any Buster tests but I reworked the existing fire() ones based on my changes. I made tests/fire-demo.html to inspect the args for now.

[ded]

nice catch

[ryanve]

Does .isNative refer to the element, the type, or the element/type combination?

[ded]

this looks great. I couldn't get buster running either and started to get annoyed by it. It would be good to have this run thru the test suite before moving forward

[ded]

isNative I'm sure is just referring to the type itself

[ryanve]

Thanks @ded I agree about the tests. Let's hope at least @rvagg can run them.

[rvagg]

The whole buster-server setup is garbage and doesn't work, you'll have to run the static test page in the various browsers manually. See test.html, tho I haven't run it for ages and last time I checked Buster had problems with Node 1.0 (hence bustermove but that's for server-side). All it needs from Buster is the static assets for frontend testing.

If you have no luck getting this going then let me know here and I'll see what I can do. If need be we'll have to switch out the test framework with something else that's kept up-to-date.

[ded]

@rvagg that doesn't work either.... mainly because i think buster changed. have a go at a fresh bean setup and you'll notice buster is undefined because buster/resources/buster-test.js does not exist (yes this is after npm install). Likely because bean relies on an outdated version of buster that used to have the file. the package file says ~0.6.2 — but we may need an earlier version

[rvagg]

we probably need to switch to "buster-static" instead of "buster"

[ryanve]

isNative use in the source makes me think this line should be be one of these:

• event = new Event(null, element, !!element[eventSupport] && nativeEvents[type])
• event = new Event(null, element)

depending on whether native events fired manually due to args or namespace need .isNative