eventManager without react

[farfromrefug]

I am integrating deck.js inside Nativescript. It is a cross platform mobile framework which binds the JS world with native (java, objc).
I got deck.js to render but i dont get any "gesture".
This is mostly due to the fact that i initiate Deck with the gl option and thus no DOM element to register events from.
In Nativescript we have all gestures, i would just need some guidance on how to "pass" Nativescript gesture events to deck.gl.
It seems i need to to that with EventManager but i could not find how to do that. Is there some example (like maybe mock test of gestures ?) that would help me in implementing this?

Thanks

[ibgreen]

Event handling is implemented by mjolnir.js. Perhaps you can implement a compatible EventManager that binds to your nativescript APIs.

[farfromrefug]

@ibgreen could you link me to where it is instantiated?

[ibgreen]

https://github.com/visgl/deck.gl/search?q=new+EventManager

[farfromrefug]

@ibgreen i have looked at the code and i think i found what s wrong.
Using deck without react the EventManager is created with HammerManagerMock which does not handle events.
I am good with that and i understand i need to implement my own EventManager class.
However Deck does not allow me (from what i have seen) to do that without trickery.
I would need a Deck constructor option eventManager which would be used if exist instead of the eventManager from mjolnir.js
What do you think?

[ibgreen]

Event management works without React. mjolnir.js is not a React library. I am not quite sure I understand.

Regardless, I think adding an eventManager prop to deck.gl should be an acceptable change.

[farfromrefug]

@ibgreen sorry for not explaining correctly.
I thought about the Deck constructor parameter. would be even better for it to by a "type" like we do for controller. that way the "default" EventManager would not even be constructed and thus I could with webpack "drop" mjolnir.js and hammer.js thus reducing my app size.
Right now I am using webpack to alias the EventManager to my own implementation( using native mobile gestures)