Inspired by Backbone Events, I build my own eventlistener to extend on classes.

It is possible to use WJEvents directly, but it more usefull to extend it on your classes. in example/ is a simple example of how it can be used. Below is a small guide:

• extend(myClass, WJEvents);
• myClass.on('name-of-the-event', myFunction);
• myClass.trigger('name-of-the-event1, arg1, arg2, ...);

• .on(eventName, callback)
• .once(eventName, callback)
• .off(eventName, callback)
• .trigger(eventName, arg1, arg2, ...)
• .kill()