CallbackHooks

CallbackHooks is a lightweight and flexible callback/event management library for JavaScript.
It lets you easily add, organize, and execute callback functions tied to named events.

Installation

Install via npm:

npm install callbackhooks

Usage

// Import the CallbackHooks class
import { CallbackHooks } from 'callbackhooks';

// Create a new instance of CallbackHooks
const hooks = new CallbackHooks();

// Add a callback to an event named 'userLogin'
hooks.add('userLogin', function(userData) {
console.log('User logged in:', userData);
});

// Add a callback to an event named 'userLogout'
hooks.add('userLogout', function() {
console.log('User logged out');
});

// Call the 'userLogin' event with parameters (user data)
hooks.call('userLogin', { name: 'Joe', age: 30 });

// Call the 'userLogout' event (no parameters needed)
hooks.call('userLogout');

API

new CallbackHooks() Creates a new, isolated instance.

.add(eventName, callback) Adds a callback to the specified event name.

eventName (string) The name of the event.

callback (function) The function to be called when the event is triggered.

.call(eventName, params) Triggers the event, executing all associated callbacks.

eventName (string) The name of the event to trigger.

params (any) The data to pass to each callback.

Example Use Cases

• Plugin systems
• Event-driven modules
• Custom event handling in apps
• Decoupled function execution