objectlisteners
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Creates arbitrary event listeners that you can use to watch for changes in an object and fire event subscriptions
Customizable event listener system for arbitrary objects. It's quite performant and we use it for state management (see StateManager.js)
npm i objectlisteners
//Example:
let events = new ObjectListener();
let x = { y: 1, z: { w: 2 }}
events.addListener("y",x,"y");
events.addListener("z",x,"z");
x.z.w = 3;
x.y = 2;
//See console
Author: Joshua Brewster License: AGPL v3.0 License
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Creates arbitrary event listeners that you can use to watch for changes in an object and fire event subscriptions
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