eventObject

Usage is basically the same as for Object.create().
With some added features.

``js
const eventObject = require("eventobj");

let myEventObject = eventObject.create(prototypeObject[, propertiesObject]);
`

methods

The new eventObject will get a number of new methods.

$3

Adds an eventlistener to the object.

Usage:
`js
myEventObject.on("myEvent", function () {
// 'this' will be bound the 'myEventObject' object
});
`

$3

Removes an eventlistener to the object.
To remove a listener it has to be a function expression.

Usage:
`js
myEventObject.off("myEvent", '[function expression]');
`

$3

Triggers an eventlistener.

Takes an, optional, second "context" (object) argument that 'this' will be bound to.

Usage:
`js
myEventObject.trigger("myEvent"[, contextObject]);
`

$3

Adds a childnode the the object. The child object will also be an eventObject.
This will make DOM-like bubbling possible.
When an event is triggered on the childObject it will bubble to its parent.

The childObject will also get a "bubblesTo" array that can be used for "non hierarchyal" bubbling.

Usage:
`js
myEventObject.addChild("newChildName", newChildObject);
`

$3

Returns an array containg the listeners for the specified event.
If there is no listeneners it returns an empty array.

Usage:
`js
let listeners = myEventObject.listeners("myEvent");
``