vue-keeper

event plus with vue.js vue-keeper uses its own event queue, and not the Vue itself.

##Installation npm install vue-keeper --save-dev

##how to import

import keeper from 'vue-keeper';
//or
var keeper = require('vue-keeper');

Vue.use(keeper);

If you use <script> to introduce vue-keeper. Can directly look at the next step.

##how to use

var vm = new Vue();

//register
Vue.keeper.on(listener-name,'event-example',function(info){});//Global use
vm.keeper.on(listener-name,'event-example',function(info){});//Instantiation use
created() {
  this.keeper.emit('event-example',"message");
  this.keeper.once(listener-name,'event-example',function(){
    console.log('This event will only trigger once')
  });
}

//trigger
Vue.keeper.emit('event-example',"message");//Global use
vm.keeper.emit("event-example","message");//Instantiation use

methods: {
  trigger:function(message) {
    this.keeper.emit("event-example",message);
  }
}

//destory
beforeDestroy() {
  this.keeper.off(listener-name);
}

##api ###on

Vue.keepr.on(listener-name,event,function(params,event-name){})
//params is not necessary.
//event-name is necessary

###once Ditto，this event will only trigger once

###emit

Vue.keepr.emit(event,params);
//params is not necessary.

###off

Vue.keepr.off(listener-name);