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Evo-0.0199-TRIAL
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/ Evo::Ee

NAME

Evo::Ee

VERSION

version 0.0199

DESCRIPTION

EventEmitter role for component

SYNOPSYS

package main;
use Evo;

{

  package My::Comp;
  use Evo '-Comp *';
  with '-Ee';

  # define available events
  sub ee_events {qw( connection close )}

}

my $comp = My::Comp::new();

# subscribe on the event
$comp->on(connection => sub($self, $id) { say "got $id" });

# emit event
$comp->emit(connection => 'MyID');

REQUIREMENTS

This role requires method ee_events to be implemented in a derived class. It should return a list of available event names. Each invocation of "on" and "ee_remove" will be compared with this list and in case it doesn't exist an exception will be thrown

# throws Not recognized event "coNNection"
$comp->on(coNNection => sub($self, $id) { say "got $id" });

This will prevent people who use your component from the most common mistake in EventEmitter pattern.

METHODS

on

Subscbibe

$comp->on(connection => sub($self, @args) { say "$self got: " . join ';', @args });

The name of the event will be checked using ee_events, which should be implemented by component and return a list of available names

emit

Emit an event. The component will be passed to the event as the first argument, you can provide additional argument to the subscriber

$comp->emit(connection => 'arg1', 'arg2');

ee_remove

Remove listener from the event by the name and subroutine.

my $sub;
$comp->on(connection => $sub = sub {"here"});
$comp->ee_remove(connection => $sub);

The name of the event will be checked using ee_events, which should be implemented by component and return a list of available names

ee_listeners

my @listeners =  $comp->ee_listeners('connection');

A list of listeners of the event. Right now a name wouldn't be checked, but this can be changed in the future

ee_check

$comp = $comp->ee_check('connection');

Check the event. If it wasn't in the derivered list returned by ee_events, an exception will be thrown.

AUTHOR

alexbyk.com

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This software is copyright (c) 2016 by alexbyk.

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.