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PubSub with the history. Broway is just a cool name.
We want to have a way to make modules communicate without thinking which one has been loaded before.
A Reader can reach all the messages that has been sent to the mailbox before it was created:
M2.mailbox('myMailBox').send(1);
M2.mailbox('myMailBox').send('another message');
// ...
M2.mailbox('myMailBox').read(console.log.bind(console)) // 1 ... 'another message'
M2.mailbox('myMailBox').send(1);
M2.mailbox('myMailBox').send('another message');
// ...
M2.mailbox('myMailBox').read(console.log.bind(console)) // 1 ... 'another message'
M2.mailbox('myMailBox').send(2);
// logs "2" from the first reader
// Create another reader
M2.mailbox('myMailBox').read(console.log.bind(console)) // 1, 'another message', 2
M2.mailbox('myMailBox').send(3);
// Logs "3" two times as we now have two readers
subscribe function that will register the reader but only for the new messages. Old school pubsub.FAQs
PubSub with history
We found that broway 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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