README

Author: thednp

README.md

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 # EventListener
 Modern event listener for efficient applications based on the [subscribe-publish](https://hackernoon.com/do-you-still-register-window-event-listeners-in-each-component-react-in-example-31a4b1f6f1c8) pattern.
 
+**EventListener** is less than 900 bytes when minified, but packs a surprising amount of power.
+
 # NPM
 ```
 npm install event-listener.js
 ```
 
 # Package Features
-* *EventListener* is ES6+ sourced with TypeScript definitions;
-* *EventListener* comes with ES6, ES5 and ESM packaging, all in `/dist` folder;
-* *EventListener* makes use of the native [Map](https://caniuse.com/mdn-javascript_builtins_map) to subscribe/register or unsubscribe/remove listeners, which is perfect since we need to make sure the exact listeners are added/removed;
-* *EventListener* allows you to register multiple listeners for the same target, even of the same type, but always uses a single `globalListener` to call them all at once when event is triggered;
-* *EventListener* "should" be able to manage event options, especially `once`, meaning that when the option is `true`, the listener is automatically un-subscribed and detached from target;
-* *EventListener* will unsubscribe and detach listeners with the same options used when attached, which means you can "lazy" remove listeners on the fly.
+* **EventListener** is ES6+ sourced with TypeScript definitions;
+* **EventListener** comes with ES6, ES5 and ESM packaging, all in `/dist` folder;
+* **EventListener** makes use of the native [Map](https://caniuse.com/mdn-javascript_builtins_map) to subscribe/register or unsubscribe/remove listeners, which is perfect since we need to make sure the exact listeners are added/removed;
+* **EventListener** allows you to register multiple listeners for the same target, even of the same type, but always uses a single `globalListener` to call them all at once when event is triggered;
+* **EventListener** "should" be able to manage event options, especially `once`, meaning that when the option is `true`, the listener is automatically un-subscribed and detached from target;
+* **EventListener** will unsubscribe and detach listeners with the same options used when attached, which means you can "lazy" remove listeners on the fly.
 
 # Use
 
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 if (documentClickListeners && documentClickListeners.has(handleMyClick)) {
   // do something about it
 }
+
+// get listener options
+const myListenerOptions = documentClickListeners && documentClickListeners.get(handleMyClick));
+
+// returns { once: true }
 ```
 
-For advanced use, check out the [demo](./demo/index.html), showcasing the *EventListener* usage with a demo component.
+For advanced use, check out the [demo](./demo/index.html), showcasing the **EventListener** usage with a demo component.
 
 # License
-*EventListener* is released under the [MIT License](https://github.com/thednp/event-listener.js/blob/main/LICENSE).
+**EventListener** is released under the [MIT License](https://github.com/thednp/event-listener.js/blob/main/LICENSE).

package.json

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     "build-esm": "rollup --environment FORMAT:esm,MIN:false -c",
     "build-esm-min": "rollup --environment FORMAT:esm,MIN:true -c"
   },
-  "dependencies": {},
   "devDependencies": {
     "@rollup/plugin-buble": "^0.21.3",
     "@rollup/plugin-json": "^4.1.0",