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msg-pubsub

v0.2.0

Published

msg-pubsub is a simple events dispatcher publish / subscribe library (just 0.9kb). aysnc, simple and usefull.

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Readme

msg-pubsub

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msg-pubsub is a simple js lib (only 0.9kb) for dispatching message by publish/subscribe pattern.

Can be used in:

  • simple message/events dispatcher.
  • Cross-component communication of React / Vue / Angular.
  • message subscribe and publish.

API Methods

1. pub(msg_name, data1, data2, ...)

Async subscribe the message named msg_name, and with datas as the input of callback function.

2. pubSync(msg_name, data1, data2, ...)

Sync subscribe the message named msg_name, and with datas as the input of callback function, blocking.

3. sub(msg_name, callback, context)

Subscribe the msg_name with callback. callback function will execute when the message named msg_name published.

This function will return the msgObj which can be used to cancel bind with the API un(msgObj).

4. subOnce(msg_name, callback, context)

Subscribe the msg_name with callback. It will be expired once Ttriggered.

Only can be triggered once, then it will be deleted automation.

5. unsub(msgObj / msg_name)

Cancel subscribe message. You can unsubscribe a message Object, or just unsubscribe a msg_name, or unsubscribe the callback function.

6. clear()

Clear all message/events.

Example

1. Import library

npm i msg-pubsub

You can import it with <script> tag, or use keyword require or import.

import msg from 'msg-pubsub';

// or

var msg = require("msg-pubsub");

2. Simple usage

Use pub method to publish message, use sub method to subscribe message, unsub to unsubscribe.

import msg from 'msg-pubsub';

function test_callback(data1, data2) {
  console.log('this is msg 1');
}

// publish message
msg.pub('test_msg', 'test_data1', 'test_data2');

// subscribe message
var msgObj = msg.sub('test_msg', test_callback);
var msgObj2 = msg.sub('test_msg', function(data1, data2) {
  console.log('this is msg 2');
});

// cancel message
msg.unsub(msgObj); // cancel message
msg.unsub('test_msg'); // cancel all messages called `test_msg`.
msg.unsub(test_callback); // cancel all `test_callback` methods.

License

MIT