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trigger-maker

v0.2.0

Published

Simple JavaScript event trigger maker

Downloads

6

Readme

trigger-maker

Simple event trigger maker for JavaScript.

About

A lightweight Node.js module for adding events to any object.

Installation

$ npm install trigger-maker

Use

Add event trigger functions to an existing object, or create a new trigger object that can be used to register event listeners and trigger events.

The trigger object will get three new functions: on(), off() and trigger(). If properties already exist with these names, they will be overwritten.

Keep in mind that if you expose this object directly to clients, they will have access to the trigger() function. If this is not desirable, you may want to copy the on() and off() functions from the trigger object so as to only expose them (these functions do not use this so you don't have to worry about object binding).

Existing Object

To add functionality to an existing object:

var triggerMaker = require('trigger-maker');

var myObject = {};
triggerMaker.create(myObject);

New Object

To create a new trigger object:

var triggerMaker = require('trigger-maker');

var myTrigger = triggerMaker.create();

Add a Listener

To register a listener:

function onEvent() {
	console.log('event fired');
}

myTrigger.on('event', onEvent);

Remove a Listener

To remove a previously registered listener:

function onEvent() {
	console.log('event fired');
}

...

myTrigger.off('event', onEvent);

Remove All Listeners

You can remove all listeners for an event:

myTrigger.off('event');

Fire an Event

myTrigger.fire('event', arg1, arg2);

Put It All Together

var triggerMaker = require('trigger-maker');

var myTrigger = triggerMaker.create();

function onEvent(arg1, arg2) {
	console.log('event fired: ' + arg1 + ', ' + arg2);
}

myTrigger.on('event', onEvent);

// this will invoke onEvent()
myTrigger.fire('event', 1, 2);

myTrigger.off('event');

// this will not invoke onEvent()
myTrigger.fire('event', 3, 4);