enroll

• list
  • list([getInitialBroadcast])
• tree
  • tree([getInitialBroadcast])
• enrollment

list

import { list } from "enroll"
 
const channel = list()
 
const unsubscribe = channel.subscribe(console.log.bind(null, "first:"))
 
channel.broadcast("can you hear me")
// first: can you hear me
 
channel.subscribe(console.log.bind(null, "second:"))
 
channel.broadcast("your circuit's dead")
// first: your circuit's dead
// second: your circuit's dead
 
unsubscribe()
 
channel.broadcast("there's something wrong")
// second: there's something wrong

The implementation is heavily inspired by how subscriptions are implemented in Redux. This is reflected in the tests, some of which are adapted Redux tests.

list([getInitialBroadcast])

getInitialBroadcast is a function that returns an initial value for the listener to be called with upon subscribe.

Instance methods:

• subscribe(listener)
  • listener is a function.
• broadcast([...args])

tree

import { tree } from "enroll"
 
const channels = tree()
 
const unsubscribe = channels.subscribe({
  a: console.log.bind(null, "a1:"),
  b: console.log.bind(null, "b1:"),
})
 
channels.broadcast({ a: "can you hear me" })
// a1: can you hear me
 
channels.subscribe({ a: console.log.bind(null, "a2:") })
 
channels.broadcast({ a: "your circuit's dead", b: "can you hear me" })
// a1: your circuit's dead
// a2: your circuit's dead
// b1: can you hear me
 
unsubscribe()
 
channels.broadcast({ a: "there's something wrong" })
// a2: there's something wrong

tree([getInitialBroadcast])

getInitialBroadcast is a function that returns an initial value for the listener to be called with upon subscribe.

Instance methods:

• subscribe(listener)
  • listener is an object with a single branch, where the outermost node is a function.
• broadcast([...args])

Note:

A function identity can only be added to a specific path in the tree once, the same function identity can however be added to multiple unique paths in the same tree (with separate subscribe calls).

enrollment

Combines list and tree.

import { enrollment } from "enroll"
 
const channels = enrollment()
 
channels.subscribe(console.log.bind(null, "first"))
channels.subscribe({ a: console.log.bind(null, "second") })
 
channels.broadcast("one")
// first one
channels.broadcast({ a: "two" })
// first { a: 'two' }
// second two