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deploy-event

v1.0.2

Published

deploy-event make it able to create a cancellable class-based events. (priority can be specified)

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deploy-event

deploy-event make it able to create a cancellable class-based events. (priority can be specified)

Introducion

deploy-event provides some features
That are not present in the EventEmitter.
An event based on a class of a particular file, and
(the listener is possible confirm the argument list)
Event listener can receive the event specified by the priority.

How to use deploy-class?

Install module and define it.

  • type in terminal npm install deploy-event
  • type in source file let DeployEvent = require('deploy-event');
  • type * let Event = DeployEvent.Event;
  • type * let EventDispatcher = DeployEvent.EventDispatcher;
  • type * let EventPriority = DeployEvent.EventPriority;

Create event, create dispatcher.

  • Event Inheritance can be create to the another event. create some event.
  • (ex. class NotificationEvent extends Event{})
  • Dispatcher dispensing the called events for the priority. create some dispatcher.
  • (ex. let NotificationDispatcher = new EventDispatcher();)

Create listener.

  • Dispatcher can be register listner function. create and register some process function.
  • (ex. let processFunction = (eventInstance)=> {/* */})
  • (ex. NotificationDispatcher.on(NotificationEvent, processFunction, EventPriority.LOW);)
  • (listener will be received event instance, so it can ue it)
  • (event cancel method -> eventInstance.setCancelled(boolean))
  • (event cancel check method -> eventInstance.isCancelled() it will be return boolean, listener sometimes must be check event has cancelled! /not automatic cut/ )

Create eventInstance, create event call.

  • If you want to use some Event, it must be makes new.
  • (ex. let myEvent = new NotificationEvent();)
  • Do what ever you want it eventInstance, and call the dispatcher.
  • (ex. NotificationDispatcher.call(myEvent);)
  • And yes, simply event will be send every listener! :P

Showcase

Example

https://github.com/HmHmmHm/deploy-event/blob/master/example/EventEmitTest/app.js