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notifijs

v2.0.2

Published

A lightweight and generic Observer pattern implementation in JavaScript using JSDoc type annotations. Ideal for decoupling logic and managing subscriptions to changes in your app.

Readme

NotifiJs

A strongly-typed, lightweight, and zero-dependency Observer Pattern implementation in TypeScript — ideal for decoupling logic and managing event subscriptions in a reactive way.


Features

  • ✅ Fully typed with TypeScript generics
  • ✅ Extremely lightweight (no dependencies)
  • ✅ Observer pattern compliant
  • ✅ Safe and isolated notifications
  • ✅ Modern and minimal API

Installation

npm install notifijs

Or with Yarn:

yarn add notifijs

Usage

import { Subject } from 'notifijs';

const counter = new Subject<number>();

const logger = (value: number) => {
  console.log(`Value changed to ${value}`);
};

counter.subscribe(logger);

counter.notify(1); // Console: Value changed to 1
counter.notify(2); // Console: Value changed to 2

counter.unsubscribe(logger);

counter.notify(3); // No output

API Reference

new Subject<T>()

Creates a new Subject instance for a given data type T.

.subscribe(observer: (value: T) => void): void

Adds an observer to the subscription list.

.unsubscribe(observer: (value: T) => void): void

Removes an observer.

.notify(value: T): void

Notifies all observers with the provided value. Each observer is executed independently with error isolation.

.clear(): void

Removes all observers.

.count(): number

Returns the number of subscribed observers.


Use Cases

  • Reactivity in UI frameworks
  • Logging and analytics hooks
  • Pub/Sub for services or internal modules
  • Decoupling side-effects from main logic
  • Custom state management

Development

git clone https://github.com/MendoncaGabriel/Notifi-Js.git
cd Notifi-Js
npm install
npm run build

Links


👨‍💻 Author

Gabriel Mendonça Full-stack Developer | TypeScript Lover LinkedInGitHub


📝 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.