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npm install listen
var listen = require('listen');
var listener = listen();
var callbackA = listener();
var callbackB = listener();
/*
* Do async stuff with callbacks.
*
* Callbacks follow the Node.js convention. They expect an error or null as
* the first argument and an optional value as the second:
*
* Fail: callback(new Error('ouch!'));
* Return: callback(null, 'some return value');
*/
listener.then(function (err, values) {
/*
* err - 1) null if no callback err'd
* 2) the error of the callback that err'd
* 3) an error with name ErrorList wrapping multiple errors
*
* values - The non-undefined return values from all callbacks in order of
* callback creation
*/
});
listen()
- creates a new listener.listen(values)
- creates a new listener with initial values. The given argument must be an array.listener()
- creates a new callback associated with the listener. Throws if called after then
.listener.then(func)
- invokes the given function once all callbacks where invoked. Throws if already called.listener.push(value)
- pushes a value to the internal values array. Throws if called after then
.listener.err(error)
- adds an error to the internal error list. Throws if called after then
.make
This requires nomo.js.
make compile
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The npm package listen receives a total of 1,651 weekly downloads. As such, listen popularity was classified as popular.
We found that listen 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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