Close the stream. This will emit a 'close' event to any assigned listeners. No further events will be emitted.
Remove a listener from a specified event.
Example:
// Bind a single listener to the 'foo' event and then deregister it
var listener = function() {};
stream.on('foo', listener);
stream.off('foo', listener);Example:
// Bind a listener to the 'foo' event and deregister all listeners
var listener = function() {};
stream.on('foo', listener);
stream.off('foo');the listener to remove. All listeners for the event are removed if this is not specified. This argument is ignored if the first argument is a CallbackMap.
this stream.
Register listeners against events.
A single listener may be bound to an event by passing the event name and listener function.
Multiple listeners may be bound by passing in a CallbackMap, mapping event names to listener functions.
Example:
// Bind a single listener to the 'foo' event
stream.on('foo', function(arg1, arg2) {
console.log("Called for 'foo' event", arg1, arg2);
});Example:
// Bind multiple listeners
stream.on({
foo : function() { ... },
bar : function() { ... },
baz : function() { ... }
});the event name or CallbackMap mapping event names to listeners
the listener to bind to the event, if passed as string. This argument is ignored if the first argument is a CallbackMap.
this stream.
A Stream provides a series of events that may be consumed by arbitrary listeners. The events emitted by a stream are defined by the operation that created the stream and can carry event-specific arguments.
A stream is created in an open state, and may immediately emit events. When a Stream is closed it will emit a
close. A closed stream will not emit any further events, and will remain closed permanently.It is possible for a stream to encounter an error. In this case, an
errorevent will be emitted, and then the stream will be closed.This is a primitive class that is used to provide common event binding methods to other API components.
error
close