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lee

v0.1.1

Published

Asynchronous event emitter with listener ordering

Downloads

2

Readme

node-lee

Build Status Coverage Status

Asynchronous event emitter with listener ordering.

Install

Just execute the following command:

npm install lee

It is that easy.

Test

You must install the library with --dev flag:

npm install --dev lee

and then you can run:

npm test

and more... you can check the test coverage by running:

npm run coverage

Features

This library have almost all features of require("events"), but following is different:

  • No events are fired when event listeners are added/removed.
  • Asynchronous Event Listeners - The event listeners can return everything that bluebird recognizes as a promise, to say that the listener is performing some asynchronous operations and it is probably not completed, yet.
  • Event Listeners Order - The event listeners can be ordered by specifying dependencies. Each listener will be executed only after their dependencies complete execution, that means if those dependencies returned a promise, that promise is resolved.

Documentation

Since this library has compatible interface to require("events") you can guess most of its methods. If not, there is API reference in the GitHub wiki.