behave-events
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An extended EventEmitter class with advanced event support (transactions, commands, and requests)
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behave-events
An extended EventEmitter class with advanced event support (transactions, commands, and requests)
behave-events
is an event module that extends Node's EventEmitter
class. It adds some common event patterns to the class, making it a fully featured event solution.
EventEmitter
If you are unfamiliar with Node's EventEmitter class, I would suggest reading the documentation!
request / response / stopResponding
Easily set up reqres in your application with response
, request
, and stopResponding
. Great for getting access to otherwise inaccessible state.
let collection = [{a: 1}, {a: 2}, {a: 3}];
class MyClass {
constructor() {
this.events = new BehaveEvents();
this.events.response('privateCollection', () => {
return collection;
});
}
// ...
destroy() {
this.events.stopResponding('privateCollection');
}
}
// ...
var myClass = new MyClass();
this.events.request('privateCollection'); // => [{a: 1}, {a: 2}, {a: 3}]
// ...
myClass.destroy();
this.events.request('privateCollection'); // => undefined
command / execute / stopExecuting
Pass off tasks off to other modules with command
, execute
, and stopExecuting
. Great for things like queues and processing.
import logger from './logger';
import Router from 'behave-router';
var router = new Router();
router.use((ctx) => {
logger.execute('logAsync', {
user: ctx.userId,
route: ctx.canonicalPath
});
});
// ...
transaction / transact / stopTransacting
Sometimes you need to pass off work to another module, but you need confirmation that the task was completed. Some people use request
for this, but I feel that violates the contract of reqres
, with transaction
, transact
, and stopTransacting
you can have a declarative way of registering transactions between your modules.
import billing from './billing';
import logger from './logger';
billing.transact('payment', {
userId: 'someid',
amount: '100.00',
memo: '$$$$'
})
.then(receipt => {
logger.execute('logAsync', {
type: 'payment',
user: receipt.user,
email: receipt.email,
amount: receipt.amount,
memo: receipt.memo
});
})
.fail(err => {
alert('AAAAGGGHHHH! No monies!! $$$$');
});
// ...
Release History:
- 0.1.0 Initial Release
- 0.1.1 Cleaned up examples in readme
- 0.1.2 Converted tests to ES6
- 0.1.3 Added build badge