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event-emitter-module
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A simple Javascript event emitter
npm install event-emitter-module
Since the testing is not functional, it can be partially tested with the following.
First instantiate a new Event Emitter from the class:
const emitTest = new EventEmitter();
addListener(eventName, callbackFn){}
-Adds a listener to an events object with the eventName as the key and callbackFn as the value
removeListener(eventName, callbackFn){}
-Removes a listener to an events object based on the eventName and callbackFn passed in
removeAllListeners(){}
-Remove all listeners from the events object (Should be able to pass in a specific eventName to target a specific listener)
once(eventName, callbackFn){}
-Adds a listener that can be used up to one time and then removes that listener
emit(eventName, ...args){}
-Emits the event and passes any arguments to the listeners that are looking for that event
The following are examples with expected output:
emitTest.addListener('change', (a, b) => {
console.log(a, b);
});
emitTest.emit('change', 'a', 'b');
//expected output is: a b
let m = 0;
emitTest.addListener('event', () => {
console.log(++m);
});
emitTest.emit('event');
emitTest.emit('event');
//expected output is: 0
1
2
let n = 0;
emitTest.once('changeOnce', () => {
console.log(++n);
});
emitTest.emit('changeOnce');
emitTest.emit('changeOnce');
//expected output is: 0
1
const callbackA = () => {
console.log('A');
emitTest.removeListener('newEvent', callbackB);
}
const callbackB = () => {
console.log('B');
};
emitTest.addListener('newEvent', callbackA);
emitTest.addListener('newEvent', callbackB);
emitTest.emit('newEvent');
emitTest.emit('newEvent');
//expected output is: A
B
A
emitTest.emit('event');
//since earlier 'event' was called expected output is: 3
emitTest.removeAllListeners('event');
emitTest.emit('event');
//expected output is nothing since the listener was removed
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A simple JavaScript event emitter module.
We found that event-emitter-module 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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