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eventpine

v1.0.3

Published

A simple extendable event emitter class

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5

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EventPine

A simple extendable event emitter class for Deno, Node, and Browser.

Getting Started

Before we start to use EventPine we need to import it first.

Deno

Put this on your first line

import 'https://x.nest.land/[email protected]/mod.js';

Node

Add the module using package manager

$ npm i eventpine

Then import it to your script

let EventPine = require('eventpine');

Browser

Put this on HTML <head>

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/eventpine@latest"></script>

How to use

EventPine can be extended with your custom class.

// Custom class with EventPine (Optional)
class MyCustom extends EventPine{/* ... */}
var obj = new MyCustom();

// Or just create from the root
var obj = new EventPine();

// The next section also use this 'obj'

On

Listen to an event.

obj.on('message' /* EventName */, function(data1, data2){
  // Do something
});

Once

Listen to an event then remove it after being called.

obj.once('message' /* EventName */, function(data1, data2){
  // Do something once
});

Off

Remove event listener registered by on/once.

// Remove specific callback listener to this event
obj.off('message', myFunction);

// Remove all event listener to this event name
obj.off('message');

// Clear all event including the internal event
obj.off();

If the second argument was empty, every callback related to this EventName will be removed.

Emit

Emit to events that was registered.

obj.emit('message' /* EventName */, 'data1', 'data2', ...);

Internal Event

There are some internal event that may be useful.

|EventName|Arguments|Description| |---|---|---| |*|EventName, ...|Wildcards event, everytime emit was called|

obj.on('*', function(...){
  // Do stuff
});

Instead of wildcard there are another experimental internal event, they're not documented yet because may be changed on the future.

Contribution

If you want to help in EventPine please fork this project and edit on your repository, then make a pull request to here. Otherwise, you can help with donation via patreon.

But don't forget to put a link to this repository, or share it maybe.

License

EventPine is under the MIT license.