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state-event-emitter

v2.0.0

Published

ES6 event emitter to communicate state between application components

Downloads

3

Readme

state-event-emitter

ES6 event emitter to communicate state between application components

Use case

When each component of an application needs a portion of the application state and the components should be decoupled, this module provides a means to share the state of the application between its components in a pub/sub fashion.

API

on - register an event and listener or just a listener that is registered to *. Supports namespaces i.e.

  emitter.on('a.b.c', listener);

  // listener will execute for each of the following
  emitter.emit('a');
  emitter.emit('a.b');
  emitter.emit('a.b.c');

off - unregister all listeners of an event or just a single listener of an event

load - load the application state in the emitter

emit - trigger the listener of an event with the state or subset the state, i.e.

  emitter.on('my-event', listener);
  emitter.emit('my-event:b', {a, 1, b: {c: 2}});

  // listener will be executed with {b: {c: 2}}

Scripts

$ npm t
$ npm run lint

Contributions and comments welcome.