Re: [w3c/ServiceWorker] Making functional events simpler (#1199)

jungkees commented on this pull request.



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-    To request a <a>functional event</a> dispatch to a [=/service worker=], specifications *may* invoke <a>Handle Functional Event</a> algorithm with its [=/service worker registration=] <var ignore>registration</var> and the algorithm |callbackSteps| as the arguments.
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-    Specifications *may* define an algorithm |callbackSteps| where the corresponding <a>functional event</a> can be created and fired with specification specific objects. The algorithm is passed <var ignore>globalObject</var> (a {{ServiceWorkerGlobalScope}} object) at which it *may* fire its <a>functional events</a>. This algorithm is called on a <a>task</a> <a lt="queue a task">queued</a> by <a>Handle Functional Event</a> algorithm.
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-    Note: See an <a href="https://notifications.spec.whatwg.org/#activating-a-notification">example</a> hook defined in <a biblio data-biblio-type="informative" lt="notifications">Notifications API</a>.
+    To request a <a>functional event</a> dispatch to the [=service worker registration/active worker=] of a [=/service worker registration=], specifications *may* invoke <a>fire a functional event</a>.

> Nit: SW uses some PascalCase with intervening space for algorithm names. HTML, Fetch, and many others use lower case letters. Streams use PascalCase.. I always wanted to discuss if we better change our naming practice for algorithms' name?

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