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npm i evnemit --save
const Emitter = require('evnemit');
Emittor.on('xxx', () => {});
number
Unsubscribe an event name and all its subscribed functions or unsubscribe an event name and the function provided only
number
Subscribe a function to be called every time the event name is triggered
number
Subscribe a function to be called only once for when the event name is triggered
boolean
Trigger an event name with optional arguments
number
Unsubscribe an event name and all its subscribed functions or unsubscribe an event name and the function provided only
Kind: global function
Returns: number
- The current number of subscribers for the event name
Throws:
Error
If the event name is not a string data type or the function is not
a function data type (if provided)Access: public
Param | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
event | string | Event name |
[fn] | function | Optional function to unsubcribe from the associated event name; otherwise, if not defined, then all functions are unsubscribed. If undefined is passed, then this is considered to be a "defined" argument |
Example
Emitter.on('event-str', () => {
console.log('triggered event');
});
Emitter.trigger('event-str');
Emitter.off('event-str');
Emitter.trigger('event-str');
Example
let clickCount = 0;
function onClickMax10(event) {
console.log(event);
clickCount += 1;
if (clickCount === 10) {
Emitter.off('sign-in', onClickMax10);
}
}
Emitter.on('sign-in', onClickMax10);
// trigger the "sign-in" event for when the sign-in button is clicked
document.querySelector('#sign-in').addEventListener('click', (event) => {
Emitter.trigger('sign-in', event);
});
number
Subscribe a function to be called every time the event name is triggered
Kind: global function
Returns: number
- The current number of subscribers for the event name
Throws:
Error
If the event name is not a string data type or the function is not
a function data typeAccess: public
Param | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
event | string | Event name |
fn | function | Function to call when the event name is triggered |
Example
// in app.js
Emitter.on('posts-request', (data) => {
// prints the response data object
console.log(data);
});
// in api.js
fetch('/posts')
.then((data) => {
// trigger the event name with the response data object
Emitter.trigger('posts-request', data);
});
number
Subscribe a function to be called only once for when the event name is triggered
Kind: global function
Returns: number
- The current number of subscribers for the event name
Throws:
Error
If the event name is not a string data type or the function is not
a function data typeAccess: public
Param | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
event | string | Event name |
fn | function | Function to call when the event name is triggered |
Example
// the console will only print the event object once
Emitter.once('sign-in', (event) => {
console.log(event);
});
// trigger the "sign-in" event for when the sign-in button is clicked
document.querySelector('#sign-in').addEventListener('click', (event) => {
Emitter.trigger('sign-in', event);
});
boolean
Trigger an event name with optional arguments
Kind: global function
Returns: boolean
- True, the event name has subscribers; otherwise, false
Throws:
Error
If the event name is not a string data typeAccess: public
Param | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
event | string | Event name |
...args | * | Zero or more arguments to pass to the subscribed functions |
Example
Emitter.on('event-str', (arg1, arg2) => {
console.log(arg1, arg2);
});
Emitter.trigger('event-str', 1, 2);
FAQs
Event emitter
We found that evnemit 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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