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node-pluggable
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npm install node-pluggable
Pluggable = require 'node-pluggable'
plugin = new Pluggable()
plugin.use('article.create', (article, next) ->
article.hook = 'article.create'
next()
)
match_param
must be string
or regex
hook_callback
will be called when param
is matchedarticle =
title: 'title'
author: 'author'
content: 'content'
plugin.run 'article.create', article, ->
console.log article
param
will match with match_param
, which must be string
hook_callback_params
will be send to hook_callback
plugin.bind 'article.update', (article) ->
console.log article
, (article) ->
console.log article.length
hook_callback
will be called when event be emittedplugin.on 'article.update', (article) ->
console.log article
bind
plugin.emit 'article.update', 'just a message.'
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Add your Hook more easily.
The npm package node-pluggable receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, node-pluggable popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that node-pluggable 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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