Static Properties

The ForesightManager exposes several static properties for accessing and checking the manager state.

All properties are read-only

ForesightManager.instance

Gets the singleton instance of ForesightManager, initializing it if necessary. This is the primary way to access the manager throughout your application.

Returns: ForesightManager

Example:

const manager = ForesightManager.instance

// Register an element
manager.register({
  element: myButton,
  callback: () => console.log("Predicted interaction!"),
})

// or
ForesightManager.instance.register({
  element: myButton,
  callback: () => console.log("Predicted interaction!"),
})

ForesightManager.instance.registeredElements

Gets a Map of all currently registered elements and their associated data. This is useful for debugging or inspecting the current state of registered elements.

Returns: ReadonlyMap<ForesightElement, ForesightElementData>

ForesightManager.instance.isInitiated

Checks whether the ForesightManager has been initialized. Useful for conditional logic or debugging.

Returns: Readonly<boolean>

ForesightManager.instance.getManagerData

Snapshot of the current ForesightManager state, including all global settings, registered elements, position observer data, and interaction statistics. This is primarily used for debugging, monitoring, and development purposes.

Returns: Readonly<ForesightManagerData>

Properties:

• registeredElements - Map of all currently registered elements and their associated data
• globalSettings - Current global configuration settings
• globalCallbackHits - Total callback execution counts by interaction type (mouse/tab) and by subtype (hover/trajctory for mouse, forwards/reverse for tab)
• positionObserverElements - Elements currently being tracked by the position observer (a.k.a elements that are currently visible)