Usage

• PbSb.sub(event, subscriber, handler)

  • event

    String, event name.

  • subscriber

    Object subscribing the event.

  • handler

    The method name or reference of the subscriber.

  Example

  var ClassA = function(){
    return {
      callback_function: function(){
        return 'foobar';
      }
    }
  }
  var a = new A();
  PbSb.sub('the_event', a, 'callback_function');
  // or
  PbSb.sub('my_very_first_event', a, a.callback_function);

  subscriber is optional, so you may calling sub like this

  PbSb.sub('my_event', function(){...})

• PbSb.unsub(event, subscriber, handler)

  • event

    String, event name.

  • subscriber

    Object unsubscribing the event.

  • handler

    The method name or reference of the subscriber.

  When all 3 parameters supplied, PbSb will unsubscribe the specific matched event handler.

  If there are only 2 parameters and the second parameter is a function, PbSb will only unsubscribe the handler, else, PbSb removes all subscription to the event from the subscriber.

  Examples

  PbSb.unsub('event1', a, 'foo');
  PbSb.unsub('eventB', a);
  PbSb.unsub('EventX', some_method);

• PbSb.pub(event, args)

  • event

    String, event name.

  • args

    Array, arguements that will passed to the subscribed callback, optional.

  Examples

  PbSb.pub('da_event');
  PbSb.pub('fruits_coming', ['apple', 'orange']);

To Run Tests

npm install -g mocha
npm test