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EventEmitter3 focuses on performance while maintaining a Node.js AND browser compatible interface.
- EventEmitter
- EventEmitter2
- EventEmitter3
- Events
- addEventListener
- addListener
- emit
- emits
- emitter
- event
- once
- pub/sub
- publish
- reactor
Simple and modern async event emitter
Modern event listener for efficient web applications based on subscribe-publish pattern.
A feature-rich Node.js event emitter implementation with namespaces, wildcards, TTL, async listeners and browser/worker support.
Promisify an event by waiting for it to be emitted
- promise
- events
- event
- emitter
- eventemitter
- event-emitter
- emit
- emits
- listener
- promisify
- addlistener
- addeventlistener
- wait
- waits
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Provides simple and modern async event emitter
Type safe listener for custom/native events and dispatcher for custom events
Extremely small event emitter.
a package used to log the keys that the user is currently holding and the history of what they have pressed
Super-simple wrapper around addEventListener and attachEvent (old IE). Does not handle different Event-objects.
A small (dependency-free) library for 2-way iframe communication.
A high performance EventEmitter alternative for Node.js and browser
Define javascript behavior for DOM elements
add event listeners in IE and ... everywhere else
Easiest way to subscribe and unsubscribe browser / node events
- event
- subscribe
- subscribe-event
- event-listener
- listen
- browser-events
- addEventListener
- attachEvent
- unsubscribe
- removeEventListener
Helpers functions to facilitate event listener on DOM elements.
quickly add a list of event listeners to a view, inspired by Backbone.View event delegation
[](https://travis-ci.org/M1nified/ListenMe.js)
Event emitter based on standard EventTarget
- EventEmitter
- EventTarget
- EventDispatcher
- EventBus
- pub/sub
- observer
- mediator
- subscribe
- publish
- dispatch
- emit
- listener
- events
- addEventListener
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EventEmitter class helps to handle our events in the browser or Node.js