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awesome-listener

v1.0.6

Published

An awesome listener which you can register events, only callback, triggered once listener

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awesome-listener

An awesome listener which you can register events, only callback, triggered once listener

initialize

node

//via require
const Listener = require('awesome-listener').default
const listener = new Listener

//via import
import Listener from 'awesome-listener'
const listener = new Listener

browser

const Listener = = AwesomeListener.default
const listener = new Listener

API

add(type, callback, options)

add listener.

type {string}, event type

callback {function}, callback function when event triggered

options {object}, available value props only and once. only to define if the event has the only listener, default false. once to define if the callback can be triggered only once, default false.

remove(type, callback)

remove listener or event.

type {string}, event type

callback {function}, callback which to removed. when callback not set, listener will remove all callbacks of the type.

dispatch(type, ...args)

type, {string}, event type to be dispatched

args, all arguments to pass to callback

get(type) {array}, get listeners of specified event type

type, {string} event type

isExist(type), {boolean} if the event registered

type, {string} event type

forEach(fn), iterator the listener object

fn(type, listeners), {function}, iterator callback function

type, {string} event type

listeners, {array} callbacks

Examples

  import Listener from 'awesome-listener'

  const listener = new Listener()
  const handleClickFirst = ()=>{
    console.log('click 1')
  }

  const handleClickSecond = ()=>{
    console.log('click 2')
  }

  const handleClickThird = ()=>{
    console.log('click 3')
  }

  //add listener
  listener.add('click', handleClickFirst)
  listener.add('click', handleClickSecond)
  listener.add('click', handleClickThird)

  //dispatch event
  listener.dispatch('click') //click 1, click 2

  //get
  listener.get('click') //[handleClickFirst, handleClickSecond, handleClickThird]

  listener.remove('click', handleClickSecond)
  listener.get('click') //[handleClickFirst, handleClickThird]

  listener.forEach((key, listeners)=>{
    console.log(key)
    console.log(listeners)
  }) 
  // click
  // [handleClickFirst, handleClickThird]

  listener.isExist('click') //true
  listener.remove('click')
  listener.get('click') //undefined
  listener.isExist('click') //false