eventCri

eventCri is a software library or framework designed to facilitate event-driven programming. It allows developers to create applications where components communicate through the emission and reception of events. This architectural pattern decouples different parts of a system, making them more modular and easier to maintain.

The core concept behind eventCri involves a central event bus or dispatcher. When an event occurs within a component, it is published to this bus. Other components that are interested in that specific type of event can subscribe to it. Upon reception, the subscribed components execute their designated handlers, which are functions or methods designed to respond to the event.

eventCri typically provides mechanisms for defining event types, registering listeners for these events, and publishing events. It can also include features for handling event priorities, asynchronous event processing, and ensuring that event handling does not block the main execution thread. The library aims to simplify the implementation of complex, reactive systems by providing a robust and organized way to manage inter-component communication. Its use can lead to more scalable and responsive applications, particularly in areas like user interfaces, real-time data processing, and distributed systems.