js-event-dispatcher
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A javascript event dispatcher which implements the mediator pattern
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js-event-dispatcher
A simple js event dispatcher which implements the mediator pattern
Install
$ npm install --save eventdispatcherUsage
import EventDispatcher from 'js-event-dispatcher'
let mycb = (evtName, param) => console.log(evtName, param)
EventDispatcher.register('myEvent', mycb)
EventDispatcher.emit('myEvent', 'lol') // logs 'myEvent', 'lol'
EventDispatcher.unregister('myEvent', mycb)For browser usage just add dist/EventDispatcher.js in your document, i.e.
<head>
<script src="dist/EventDispatcher.js"></script>
</head>Methods
register
Registers a function to an event
register(evtName, callback, bind?)| Param | Type | Description | |-------|------|-------------| | evtName | String | just the event name | | callback | Function | callback called when the evtName is emitted | | bind | Object | The object to which will point this keyword inside the callback, if empty callback will binded to EventDispatcher object |
The callback will be called with the following parameters:
callback(evtName, ...params)Where ...params may be injected by who emits the event
unregister
Unregisters all functions from an event, or just the given one
unregister(evtName, callback?)| Param | Type | Description | |-------|------|-------------| | evtName | String | the event name | | callback | Function | if given only that callback will be unregistered |
emit
Emits an event
emit(evtvName, params?)| Param | Type | Description | |-------|------|-------------| | evtName | String | the event name | | params | Mixed | other parameters that will be passed to the registered callbacks |
Testing
Run tests with coverage report
$ npm tun testUpdate html report
$ npm run coverage-html