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EventsDispatcher

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This package offers simple events dispatcher, with listeners. Key concepts:

  1. Events are not arbitrary strings, but instances that encapsulate all relevant event data,
  2. When you specify a listener, you specify an event class (or interface) that you want to listen to,
  3. You can listen to entire classes of events, by specifying general enough event class (or interface),
  4. Listeners are callables, and event is always passed to it as the first (and only) argument.

General listener example:

To specify a global listener, that handles all events, just go highly general with the specification:

Similar approach can be used to handle a class of events. Instead of using the base EventInterface, register listener to a class, or interface that all events of a targeted type extend, or implement.

To trigger an event, call trigger() method with event as the first (and only) argument:

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Requires php Version >=7.1
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