eenano

eenano

It's an EventEmitter! Like the one provided by core, but it does a whole lot less!! And it should be faster when there is nothing to do.

This EventEmitter is optimized for no listeners on any event. It should be plenty fast if there are listeners, of course...

It doesn't do most of what the core EventEmitter library does. If you need features, just use core.

A list of things this doesn't do:

• Remove listeners
• once
• Special case the error event
• domains
• polymorphic event handlers
• and more! (less?)

A list of what it does the core library doesn't:

• Optimized for no listeners at all
• Allows you to specify a this with .on to avoid Function#bind

var EENano = require("eenano")

var ee = EENano()
ee.on("msg", function (foo) {
  console.log(foo)
})
ee.emit("msg", "hi")
// hi

API

var ee = require("eenano")()

Create an event emitter instance.

.on(event, handler[, thisArg])

On event synchronously call handler() if provided, call handler with this set to thisArg

.emit(event, message)

Call all handlers listening for event with handler(metadata)

.events()

List events that have any handlers

.listeners(event)

List handlers for a given event

LICENSE

MIT