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    ng-event-scope

Backbone style events in Angular.


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ng-event-scope

Backbone style events in Angular.

This extends the $rootScopeProvider to create a $scope isolate with the $emit and $broadcast methods decorated to split events on : colons.

Variations on implementation can be found in the $event-scope gist.

A usage sample that should really be a test


ngModule.run(function($rootScope) {
    var $scope = $rootScope.$new();

    $scope.$on("a:b:c", function(){
        console.log(arguments[1], "\t==\t", "$scope.$on(a:b:c)");
    });

    $scope.$on("a:b*", function(){
        console.log(arguments[1], "\t==\t", "$scope.$on(a:b*)");
    });

    $scope.$on("a*", function(){
        console.log(arguments[1], "\t==\t", "$scope.$on(a*)");
    });

    $rootScope.$on("a:b:c", function() {
        console.log(arguments[1], "\t==\t", "$rootScope.$on(a:b:c)");
    });

    $rootScope.$on("a:b*", function() {
        console.log(arguments[1], "\t==\t", "$rootScope.$on(a:b*)");
    });

    $rootScope.$on("a*", function() {
        console.log(arguments[1], "\t==\t", "$rootScope.$on(a*)");
    });

    $scope.$emit("a:b:c", "$scope.$emit(a:b:c)");
    $scope.$broadcast("a:b:c", "$scope.$broadcast(a:b:c)");

    $rootScope.$emit("a:b:c", "$rootScope.$emit(a:b:c)");
    $rootScope.$broadcast("a:b:c", "$rootScope.$broadcast(a:b:c)");
});

Which outputs—with slightly more text and different tabbing:

$scope.$emit(a:b:c)             ==   $scope.$on(a:b:c)
                                ==   $eventScope.$on(a:b:c)
                                ==   $scope.$on(a:b*)
                                ==   $eventScope.$on(a:b*)
                                ==   $scope.$on(a*)
                                ==   $eventScope.$on(a*)

$scope.$broadcast(a:b:c)        ==   $scope.$on(a:b:c)
                                ==   $scope.$on(a:b*)
                                ==   $scope.$on(a*)

$eventScope.$emit(a:b:c)        ==   $eventScope.$on(a:b:c)
                                ==   $eventScope.$on(a:b*)
                                ==   $eventScope.$on(a*)

$eventScope.$broadcast(a:b:c)   ==   $eventScope.$on(a:b:c)
                                ==   $scope.$on(a:b:c)
                                ==   $eventScope.$on(a:b*)
                                ==   $scope.$on(a:b*)
                                ==   $eventScope.$on(a*)
                                ==   $scope.$on(a*)

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