A simple events handler package.
Project description
Dyspatch
A simple package that implements basic events handling in Python.
Installation
pip install dyspatch
Usage
A basic example is as follows:
import dyspatch
users = []
def on_room_join(user):
print(f'{user} joined the room.')
users.append(user)
print(f'We now have {len(users)} users')
events = dyspatch.Events()
events.add_listener('room_join', on_room_join)
events.dispatch('room_join', args=['Alex'])
events.dispatch('room_join', args=['Bob'])
The output is like this:
Alex joined the room.
We now have 1 users
Bob joined the room.
We now have 2 users
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