singletap can't be used without doubletap about jquery-touch-events

[benmajor]

Sorry, that isn't the behaviour intended for singletap. It should be used only when you need to bind both events to an element.

Please bear in mind that doubletap really has no meaning outside the scope of the application, so if a user taps twice on an element we need to decide whether it should be classed as a doubletap, or two singletap events. In order to main portability, this issue won't be fixed.

If you need to some way to limit the number of times the user has tapped an element, I'd suggest that you use the tapstart and tapend events.

[eshangin]

Ok. It is your plugin so you can do any you want )

But actually I don't understand your explanation. In native Javascript we can bind to doubleclick event and there is no need to bind to the one click event at the same time. So singletap, doubletap should work the same I think.

[benmajor]

They do. You can bind to singletap and doubletap on the same element. In native JS if you don't bind to doubleclick, and simply bind to click, it will trigger twice for two clicks on the element, exactly the same as this plugin. For example, here's a jsFiddle demo > http://jsfiddle.net/VX82h/