You will need to have git installed and set in your system PATH.
Find Packages/manifest.json in your project and add the following:
{
"dependencies": {
"com.supyrb.signals": "https://github.com/supyrb/signals#0.2.0",
"...": "..."
}
}- Signal Hub as a global Registry for everyone to access
- Signal with up to three parameters
- Signal Listener Order
- Consuming Signals
- Pausing Signals
// Get signal
exampleSignal = Signals.Get<BasicExampleSignal>();
// Subscribe to signal
exampleSignal.AddListener(DefaultListener);
// Subscribe with an earlier order to be called first
exampleSignal.AddListener(FirstListener, -100);
// Dispatch signal
exampleSignal.Dispatch();If you want to pause the further propagation of a signal (wait for a user input/scene that needs to laod/network package) you can easily do that with signal.Pause() and signal.Continue().
Sometimes only one script should handle a signal or the signal should not reach others. Unity for example does this with keystrokes in the editor, you can decide in the script if the event is used. Similar to that, you can consume signals with signal.Consume(). Always be away of the order of your listeners. Listeners with a lower order value are called first and therefore decide before others if they should get the event as well.
- Built on the shoulders of Signals by Yanko Oliveira
- Inspired by JS-Signas by Miller Medeiros
- Developed by Johannes Deml – public@deml.io
- MIT - see LICENSE
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