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@dinner-club/eventhub

v1.0.0

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This is largely based off a waking dream where I feverishly thought through an entire application built on webcomponents which needed to have a way of modifying some kind of shared state and also be aware of the changes to other components. Though this id

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This is largely based off a waking dream where I feverishly thought through an entire application built on webcomponents which needed to have a way of modifying some kind of shared state and also be aware of the changes to other components. Though this idea could be implemented using basic browser events, there is a gaping hole in terms of providing visibility and easy debugging with custom browser events.

I can't remember the whole dream (I was too tired to get up and write code, and too wired to sleep), so I'm missing a few of the 'Aha!' moments that must have happened in my insomniatic state, but the idea for now is to provide a registration system in a central location where componenents (web/webworkers/functions/whatever) can register listeners and trigger events.

I'm really hoping that this doesn't just turn into Redux-Lite, but if it does, at least I'll know I had something worth keeping.


Main Goals

  • Provide a single place to register/deregister new events
  • Provide visibility into what events are available to trigger.
  • Provide visibility into what arguments are expected for a given event.
  • Provide visibility into who registered a particular listener/event.
  • Provide a maintainable, debuggable pattern for sending variform data from a myriad of sources and recieving variform data in a myriad of consumers.