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pubs-js

v1.1.1

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Pubs basically consists of three parts; Eventbus, Publisher and Subscriber. Eventbus stores topic and state. Publisher is message sender for Eventbus that can send any type of message; string, array, number etc. Subscriber is message sink for Eventbust that subscribes to messages sent with the help of a callback method.

let pub = new Publisher({
    topic: 'topic_1',
    state: {
        name: "Patrick",
        surname: "Swayze",
        message: "R.I.P"
    }
});

Topic and state attributes can change later with setter & getter

let pub = new Publisher({
    topic: 'topic_1',
    state: {
        name: "Patrick",
        surname: "Swayze",
        message: "R.I.P"
    }
});

pub.topic = "another_topic"
pub.state = { foo: "bar" }

You can publish the state to the eventbus using the send method.

let eventbus = new Eventbus();

let pub = new Publisher({
    topic: "topic_1",
    state: {}
});

eventbus.publisher.add(pub);

// Foo
// Bar
// Tar

pub.send({
    name: "Patrick",
    surname: "Swayze",
    filmography: ["Ghost"]
});

| Name | Type | Description | |-----------------|-------------------------------|------------------------------| | topic | string | none | | state | any | none |


let sub = new Subsciber({
    id: "sub_1",
    topic: "topic_1",
    callback: (state) => {
        console.log(state);
    }
});

Subscribers can be listen multiple topic.

let sub = new Subsciber({
    id: "sub_1",
    topic: ["topic_1", "topic_2", "topic_3"],
    callback: (state) => {
        console.log(state);
    }
});

Different subscribers can listen common topic on eventbus.

let pub_1 = new Publisher({
    topic: "topic_1",
//...

let sub_1 = new Subsciber({
    id: "sub_1",
    topic: ["topic_1"],
    callback: (state) => {
        console.log("It's sub_1");
    }
});

let sub_2 = new Subsciber({
    id: "sub_2",
    topic: ["topic_1"],
    callback: (state) => {
        console.log("It's sub_2");
    }
});

let eventbus = new Eventbus();

Publishers can register with add method of publisher object.

const eventbus = new Eventbus();

let pub_1 = new Publisher({
    topic: "topic_1",
    state: {name: "Patrick Swayze"}
});

let pub_2 = new Publisher({
    topic: "topic_2",
    state: {name: "Demi Moore"}
});

let pub_3 = new Publisher({
    topic: "topic_3",
    state: {name: "Whoopi Goldberg"}
});

eventbus.publisher.add(pub_1);
eventbus.publisher.add(pub_2);
eventbus.publisher.add(pub_3);

Subscribers can register with add method of eventbus.

const eventbus = new Eventbus();

let sub_1 = new Subsciber({
    id: "sub_1",
    topic: "topic_1",
    callback: (state) => console.log(state)
});

let sub_2 = new Subsciber({
    id: "sub_2",
    topic: "topic_2",
    callback: (state) => console.log(state)
});

let sub_3 = new Subsciber({
    id: "sub_3",
    topic: ["topic_1", "topic_2"],
    callback: (state) => console.log(state)
});

eventbus.subscriber.add(sub_1);
eventbus.subscriber.add(sub_2);
eventbus.subscriber.add(sub_3);