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nodepackages-events

v1.0.31

Published

An Events and Listener system inspired by Laravel and Node.js for flexibility, Javascript and Node.js.

Readme

Events

Inspired by Laravel and Node.js. Events help you to integrate an event and listener mechanism right into the Javascript or Node.js application. Did we mention it's flexible? Register and emit events, Your Way! and Not to forget, It's Typescript Ready.

Installation

Installing Events is just one command.

npm install nodepackages-events

Examples

Index.js

import { Emitter } from 'nodepackages-events';
import SendWelcomeMail from './Listeners/SendWelcomeMail';
import UserRegistered from './Events/UserRegistered';

// Emitter allows you to register or bind the listener to an event in multiple ways.
const emitter = new Emitter({
    listen: [
        {
            event: 'UserRegistered', // Class Name passed as a string.
            handlers: [
                new SendWelcomeMail
            ]
        },

        {
            event: 'account-activated', // You can also supply a simple name for the event.
            handlers: [
                function (event, user) {
                    console.log(`Hello, ${ user.name }`);
                }
            ],
        }
    ]
});

// Of course, You're free to register the event at any given time.
emitter.on('account-deactivated', function () {
    // Do Something.
});

const user = ...;

// One way to emit the event is by supplying the class and its data into it.
// Then storing the data in the public of the event so you can use it as
// `event.user.name` in the handle method of your listener.
emitter.emit(new UserRegistered(user));

// The other way is to emit the event and pass the arguments if needed.
emitter.emit('account-activated', user);

Events/UserRegistered.js

export default class UserRegistered {
    constructor(user) {
        this.user = user;
    }
}

Listeners\SendWelcomeMail.js

export default class SendWelcomeMail {
    handle(event) {
        // Accessing public property of the event.
        console.log(`Hello, ${ event.user.name }!`);

        // Do something ...
    }
}

Credits

Contributing

Please feel free to fork this package and contribute by submitting a pull request to enhance the functionality. I will appreciate that a lot. Also please add your name to the credits.

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Support

Moreover, To keep this and my other open source projects ongoing You can also support me on Patreon by clicking on the button below.

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.