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InitPHP EventEmitter

⚠️ DEPRECATED — Use initphp/events instead

As part of the InitPHP package consolidation, this package has been merged into initphp/events starting with version 2.0. The new package bundles the same EventEmitter primitive plus the higher-level Events / Event facade.

This repository is kept read-only for historical reference. The final release (1.0.1) ships a bug fix for EventEmitter::emit() (see below) but no further updates will be released.

Migration

  1. Update your composer.json:

  2. Your existing imports keep working: initphp/events:^2.0 ships a class_alias so \InitPHP\EventEmitter\EventEmitter and \InitPHP\EventEmitter\EventEmitterInterface remain resolvable.

  3. When you next touch the code, prefer the canonical namespace:

Composer declares a replace from initphp/events:^2.0 to initphp/event-emitter, so the two packages will not be installed side-by-side.

emit() bug fix in 1.0.1

Version 1.0.1 of this package contains a single bug fix in EventEmitter::emit(): the inner loop now correctly passes each individual $listener to call_user_func_array, instead of the surrounding $listeners array. Before this fix, emitted events fired no listeners.

This library has been designed to emit events in its simplest and simplest form.

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Installation

or Manuel Installation :

Download this repository. And include the src/Init.php file in your project.

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Copyright © 2022 MIT License

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