Thank you for visiting our documentation page for the Pluggerevents library. This comprehensive guide will provide you with all the necessary information to effectively utilize the features and functionalities offered by Pluggerevents. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced developer, you’ll find everything you need to get started with this powerful library.
Getting Started
If you haven’t yet installed Pluggerevents, follow these simple steps:
- Open your terminal or command prompt.
- Navigate to your project directory.
- Run the following command to install the Pluggerevents library:
“`shell
npm install pluggerevents
“`
Initialization
Before you can use Pluggerevents in your project, you need to import and initialize it. Here’s how:
“`javascript
import Pluggerevents from ‘pluggerevents’;
const pluginEvent = new Pluggerevents();
“`
Event Registration
To register an event, use the following code:
“`javascript
pluginEvent.on(‘eventName’, (args) => {
// Handle the event
});
“`
Triggering Events
To trigger an event, use the following code:
“`javascript
pluginEvent.trigger(‘eventName’, args);
“`
Removing Events
If you wish to remove a previously registered event, you can use:
“`javascript
const eventHandler = (args) => {
// Handle the event
};
pluginEvent.on(‘eventName’, eventHandler);
// Removing the event
pluginEvent.off(‘eventName’, eventHandler);
“`
Callback Priority
By default, events are triggered in the order they were registered. However, you can define a priority for each event callback by using the following syntax:
“`javascript
pluginEvent.on(‘eventName’, (args) => {
// Callback with default priority
});
pluginEvent.on(‘eventName’, (args) => {
// Callback with higher priority
}, 10);
pluginEvent.on(‘eventName’, (args) => {
// Callback with lower priority
}, -10);
“`
Available Events
Pluggerevents supports a variety of events. Here’s a list of some commonly used events:
- eventName1: Description of event 1.
- eventName2: Description of event 2.
- eventName3: Description of event 3.
- eventName4: Description of event 4.
Conclusion
Congratulations! You have successfully learned how to use Pluggerevents in your projects. We hope this documentation has provided you with all the necessary information to implement and utilize Pluggerevents to its fullest potential. If you have any further questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out to our support team. Happy coding!