Already once met with the syntax:

$('#exampleModal').reveal({ close: function () { console.log("модальное окно начинает скрываться"); }, closed: function () { console.log("модальное окно только что скрылось"); }, });

How is it called and where to read about it?

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This design

 { close: function () { console.log("модальное окно начинает скрываться"); }, closed: function () { console.log("модальное окно только что скрылось"); }, }

Called: Literal object . With this notation, you can create objects and initialize their fields.

In this case, an object is created with two fields: close , closed — each of the fields is a function.

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