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@saber2pr/event
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npm install @saber2pr/event
参数: subscribe(eventName, callback)
eventName可设置为*,表示订阅所有消息(拦截器)
subscribe('test', data => console.log(data))
参数:dispatch(eventName, data)
eventName可设置为*,表示发布公共消息(观测者)
dispatch('test', 233)
参数 createAction<EventNameType, DataType>
type SayHello = createAction<'hello', string>
subscribe<SayHello>('hello', data => console.log(data, '1'))
subscribe<SayHello>('hello', data => console.log(data, '2'))()
subscribe<SayHello>('hello', data => console.log(data, '3'))
dispatch<SayHello>('hello', 'how are you?')
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We found that @saber2pr/event 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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