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An implementation of the mediator pattern in JavaScript

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mediator.js - A simple JavaScript Mediator

This is an implementation of the mediator pattern in JavaScript. I don't how many of you make these yourself or if you use browser native JavaScript events to achieve this type of functionality. I've posted it here to get your insights and knowledge so that we can make it better together =).

Not using native browser events

By using regular functions instead of native browser events, we're able to use mediator.js in both browsers and node.js. I don't know about the difference in performance though. Please enlighten me! =)

Usage example

var mediator = new Mediator();

mediator.bind('hello', function (name) {
	console.log('Hello ' + name);
});

mediator.bind('hello:kid', function () {
	console.log('...eat your porridge');
});

mediator.trigger('hello', 'Niklas');
mediator.trigger('hello:kid', 'Martin');

//Output
Hello Niklas
Hello Martin
...eat your porridge

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Package last updated on 01 Nov 2016

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