Introduction to component-emitter
Welcome to an in-depth guide about component-emitter, a popular JavaScript library that enables the implementation of the event-driven programming model. This lightweight library is perfect for developing Node.js and JavaScript applications with efficient event management.
Core APIs and Their Usage
Basic Usage
const Emitter = require('component-emitter'); const emitter = new Emitter();
emitter.on(event, listener)
Registers a listener for the given event.
emitter.on('event', () => { console.log('Event occurred!'); });
emitter.emit(event, […args])
Triggers an event, optionally with arguments.
emitter.emit('event'); // console logs: 'Event occurred!'
emitter.off(event, listener)
Removes the specified listener for the given event.
function handler() { console.log('Event happened'); } emitter.on('event', handler); emitter.off('event', handler);
emitter.once(event, listener)
Registers a listener to be called only the first time the event is fired.
emitter.once('event', () => { console.log('This will only log once.'); }); emitter.emit('event'); // logs: 'This will only log once.' emitter.emit('event'); // no log
App Example
Below is an example that demonstrates the component-emitter’s API usage in a Node.js app for better understanding:
const Emitter = require('component-emitter'); // Initializing the emitter const emitter = new Emitter(); // Defining the listeners emitter.on('dataReceived', (data) => { console.log('Data received:', data); }); emitter.once('onlyOnce', () => { console.log('This event listener will run only once.'); }); function logEvent() { console.log('Event logged.'); } emitter.on('log', logEvent); emitter.emit('dataReceived', { id: 1, name: 'Sample Data' }); emitter.emit('onlyOnce'); emitter.emit('onlyOnce'); emitter.emit('log'); // Removing the 'log' event listener emitter.off('log', logEvent); emitter.emit('log'); // No output as the listener has been removed
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