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eventemitter3

EventEmitter3 focuses on performance while maintaining a Node.js AND browser compatible interface.

lpinca

published version 5.0.1, 2 years ago6728 dependents licensed under $MIT

241,362,107

p-event

Promisify an event by waiting for it to be emitted

sindresorhus

published version 6.0.1, a year ago300 dependents licensed under $MIT

32,585,481

eventemitter2

A feature-rich Node.js event emitter implementation with namespaces, wildcards, TTL, async listeners and browser/worker support.

rangermauve

published version 6.4.9, 3 years ago1974 dependents licensed under $MIT

60,600,129

emits

returns a function which will emit and parse the specified event

V1

published version 3.0.0, 11 years ago23 dependents licensed under $MIT

394,783

event-emitter3

Event-Emitter3 focuses on performance while maintaining a Node.js compatible interface.

luckylibora

published version 1.0.4, 7 years ago3 dependents licensed under $MIT

12,505

lite-emit

A simple, lightweight, and fast event emitter.

so1ve

published version 2.3.0, 2 years ago1 dependents licensed under $MIT

27,293

emitter-b

An enhanced EventEmitter with extra methods for detecting whether an event has any handlers or not for efficient event handler attachment.

fresheneesz

published version 1.0.0, 8 years ago2 dependents

3,833

esm-itter

ESMitter is a fork of the popular EventEmitter3 with a focus on EcmaScript module syntax, TypeScript and modern tooling.

tillsanders

published version 0.3.0, a year ago0 dependents licensed under $MIT

1,293

eventemitter-strict

A eventemitter with typescript full support

moonrailgun

published version 1.0.1, 3 years ago6 dependents licensed under $MIT

968

typescript-event-emitter

Versatile and feature-rich TypeScript library for event management, providing a solid foundation for building event-driven applications in TypeScript.

piratuks

published version 2.0.4, 23 days ago0 dependents licensed under $MIT

749

SecureEventEmitter is a tiny javascript package that uses restrict rules and mechanisms to build safer and protected event-driven architecture. It's similar to nodejs EventEmitter, but dictates stricter rules to prevent misuse.