npm install hookeA hook system using ware for the browser and server.
Hooke is gracefully handles generators when you're in an environment that supports them.
``js
var hooks = Hooks();
// add the hooks
hooks.use('resolve', fn);
hooks.use('resolve', fn);
hooks.use('fetch', fn);
// run the "fetch" hook
hooks.run('fetch', 'a', 'b', done);
`
Or with generators:
`js
var hooks = Hooks();
// add the hooks
hooks.use('resolve', fn);
hooks.use('resolve', fn);
hooks.use('fetch', fn);
// run the "fetch" hook
yield hooks.run('fetch', 'a', 'b');
`
Node:
`bash`
$ npm install hooke
Browser (with Duo):
`js`
var hooks = require('matthewmueller/hooke');
Initialize hooke.
Add a hook to the plugin name. The fn can be a synchronous, asynchronous, generator function, or anything else that ware supports.
Trigger an event. Analagous to Emitter.emit(...). Pass a variable number of args. Optionally pass a done function. Without a function trigger returns a generator you can yield on.
Get the hooks for an event
TODO. Will work the same way as Emitter.off(...)
`bash``
npm install
make test
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