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bambis-eventbus

v1.0.2

Published

An ES6 event bus class to be used as a global eventbus or to extend objects

Downloads

6

Readme

Bambi's EventBus

An Event bus class to be used as a standalone object, or to extend existing objects

One to two paragraph statement about your product and what it does.

Installation

it is possible to use npm to install it as package with your existing project as a module, or as a global node module. this can also be used in the browser.

Inside your projects directory as

npm install bambis-eventbus

As a global module:

npm install bambis-eventbus -g

Or use as a package from github:

git clone https://github.com/BambiHaber/EventBus.git

Files ready to be used would be under the 'dist' directory (EventBus.js, and a minified EventBus.min.js)

Node/Browser example

It possible to use the package in the browser, or in node.

  • Nodejs
    • After installing the package, inside your app.js file you can import the module and use it straight away
const EventBus = require('bambis-eventbus');

let eventBus = new EventBus();

eventBus.listenTo('hello', () => {
        console.log('Hello world');
});

eventBus.trigger('hello');

Would output 'Hello World'

  • Browser
    • After installing the package, html file you can apply a script tag pointing to the script, or copy the script from the 'node_modules/bambis-eventbus/dist' folder (regular or minified version)
    • Example cases are in the dist/example directory, you can npm start command inside that directory and it would start a demo server with example code.

Compiling manually

If by any case you would like to build the package yourself, you can go to the root directory and run the npm install, then gulp. This will generate the dist directory.

Enjoy