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@berish/emitter
Advanced tools
Удобный механиз работы с событиями. Умеет кешировать запросы и подписки, за счет чего можно экономить ресурсы запросов
The library allows you to conveniently work with events. Supports standard methods of working with events, also has additional functionality for working with cached requests
$ npm install @berish/emitter --save
or
$ yarn add @berish/emitter
Supports typescript
type SubscribeType<Data> = (data: Data) => void | Promise<void>;
type EventNameType = string | number;
type EventMapBaseType = {
[eventName: string]: any;
[eventName: number]: any;
};
interface IEventObject<Data> {
eventName: EventNameType;
eventHash: string;
callback: SubscribeType<Data>;
}
Syntax: class EventEmitter<EventMap extends EventMapBaseType>
Example:
import EventEmitter from '@berish/emitter';
const emitter = new EventEmitter();
FAQs
Удобный механиз работы с событиями. Умеет кешировать запросы и подписки, за счет чего можно экономить ресурсы запросов
We found that @berish/emitter demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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