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@steelbreeze/delegate
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Multicast delegate for TypeScript and JavaScript.
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npm i @steelbreeze/delegate
import { create as delegate } from "@steelbreeze/delegate";
const a = delegate(param => console.log(param + " Hello"), param => console.log(param + " World "));
const b = delegate(param => console.log(param + " Hello world"));
const c = delegate(a, b);
a("a")
b("b")
c("c");
var delegate = require("@steelbreeze/delegate");
var a = delegate.create(function (param) { console.log(param + " Hello"); }, function (param) { console.log(param + " World "); });
var b = delegate.create(function (param) { console.log(param + " Hello world"); });
var c = delegate.create(a, b);
a("a");
b("b");
c("c");
The output of the above code will be:
a Hello
a World
b Hello world
c Hello
c World
c Hello world
A prototype for a delegate function that is callable and may return a value.
interface Delegate<TReturn = any> {
(...args: any[]): TReturn
}
A prototype for a multicast delegate function that calls multiple delegates and returns all their return values as an array.
interface MulticastDelegate<TReturn = any> {
(...args: any[]): TReturn[]
}
Creates a new delegate from one or more functions or delegates, the result of which is callable and when called returns an array of all the return values from those functions or delegates.
create<TReturn = any>(...delegates: Delegate<TReturn>[]): MulticastDelegate<TReturn>
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2017 David Mesquita-Morris
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Multicast delegate for TypeScript and JavaScript
We found that @steelbreeze/delegate 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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