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@justwant/event

v0.1.0

Published

Typed event bus. Root = defineEvent, createEventBus. /primitive = createPrimitiveEventBus (primitive).

Readme

@justwant/event

npm version License: MIT

Typed, in-process event bus. Root = typed API. /primitive = primitive.

Installation

bun add @justwant/event
# or
npm install @justwant/event
# or
pnpm add @justwant/event

Usage — @justwant/event (typed, default)

import { defineEvent, createEventBus } from "@justwant/event";

const UserCreated = defineEvent("user.created", (id: string, email: string) => ({ id, email }));
const OrderPlaced = defineEvent("order.placed", (orderId: string) => ({ orderId }));

const bus = createEventBus({ events: [UserCreated, OrderPlaced] });

// Emit (TypedEvent or string literal with autocomplete)
bus.emit(UserCreated, "1", "[email protected]");
bus.emit("user.created", "1", "[email protected]");

// Listen (TypedEvent or string literal with typed payload)
bus.listen(UserCreated, ({ id, email }) => console.log(id, email));
bus.listen("user.created", ({ id, email }) => console.log(id, email));

// Once
bus.listenOnce(UserCreated, handler);

// Unlisten
bus.unlisten(UserCreated, handler);

defineEvent(name, builder) — the builder's args become emit args, its return value is the payload.

Wildcard patterns (default: enabled)

When wildcard is true (default), listen and listenOnce accept patterns to subscribe to event families:

const UserCreated = defineEvent("user.created", (id: string) => ({ id }));
const UserUpdated = defineEvent("user.updated", (id: string, name: string) => ({ id, name }));
const OrderPlaced = defineEvent("order.placed", (orderId: string) => ({ orderId }));

const bus = createEventBus({ events: [UserCreated, UserUpdated, OrderPlaced] });

// Listen to all user.* events — payload is { id: string } | { id: string; name: string }
bus.listen("user.*", (payload) => console.log(payload));

// Listen to all events
bus.listen("*", (payload) => console.log(payload));

Patterns are inferred from event names: user.created and user.updated yield user.*. TypeScript infers the payload union automatically.

Wildcard user.* matches user.created, user.updated (prefix + suffix) but NOT bare user (no suffix). * matches all events.

To disable: createEventBus({ events: [...], wildcard: false }).

Usage — @justwant/event/primitive

For dynamic event names (runtime, no schema):

import { createPrimitiveEventBus } from "@justwant/event/primitive";

const bus = createPrimitiveEventBus();

bus.emit("user.created", { id: "1", email: "[email protected]" });
bus.listen("user.created", (payload) => console.log(payload));
bus.listen("user.*", (payload) => console.log(payload)); // wildcard
bus.listenOnce("user.created", handler);
bus.unlisten("user.created", handler);

Async handlers

Handlers can return Promise. emit returns Promise<void> when any handler is async (waits for all).

Exports

| Entry | Content | |-------|---------| | @justwant/event | defineEvent, createEventBus (typed), createPrimitiveEventBus | | @justwant/event/primitive | createPrimitiveEventBus (primitive) |

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Please open an issue or pull request on the monorepo.

License

MIT © elydelva