How to use the @material/dom/events.js.applyPassive function in @material/dom
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material-components / material-components-web-components / packages / slider / src / mwc-slider-base.ts View on Github 
(type: K, handler: SpecificEventListener) => {
const init = type === 'touchstart' ? applyPassive() : undefined;
this.thumbContainer.addEventListener(type, handler, init);
},
deregisterThumbContainerInteractionHandler:(type: K, handler: SpecificEventListener) => {
const init = type === 'touchstart' ? applyPassive() : undefined;
this.mdcRoot.addEventListener(type, handler, init);
},
deregisterInteractionHandler:registerResizeHandler: (handler: SpecificEventListener<'resize'>) =>
window.addEventListener('resize', handler, applyPassive()),
deregisterResizeHandler: (handler: SpecificEventListener<'resize'>) =>@material/dom
DOM manipulation utilities for Material Components for the web
