Inheritance for Javascript.
npm install dom-event.jsdom-event.js 
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A more convenient DOM EventListener.
Features:
* pass in context
* normalize preventDefault / stopPropagation on evt
* returns instance with helper methods
* remove()
* add()
* AMD and UMD implementations included in dist.
Attach an EventListener and return a new DOMEvent instance.
##### PARAMETERS:
\el: Element to add the EventListener on.
\eventName: Name of the event to listen for.
\handler: Function called when event is fired. Passed evt as the first argument.
* context: Conetext to call handler with.
##### RETURNS:
A new DomEvent instance.
##### EXAMPLE USAGE:
``
this.pageListener = new DOMEvent(document, 'touchstart', funtion (evt) {
// do something
}, this);
Remove the EventListener.
Note: The event can be re-attached by calling the add()
##### EXAMPLE USAGE:
`
this.pageListener.remove();
Add the EventListener. This method is called internally in the constructor. It can also be used to re-attach a listener that was previously removed.
##### EXAMPLE USAGE:
`
this.pageListener.add();
Install Dependencies
`
npm install
Run/View
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npm test
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