Managing Multiple Listeners

In many real-world scenarios, a single event often needs to trigger multiple actions to ensure everything works seamlessly. For example, consider an online shopping platform where a customer places an order. This single event—an order being placed—can set off a chain of actions: logging the order details for record-keeping, sending a confirmation email to the customer, notifying the warehouse to prepare for shipment, and updating the inventory system to reflect the stock change. Each of these tasks is crucial, and they all originate from the same event. This highlights the importance of managing multiple listeners effectively in an event-driven system.

Managing multiple listeners and passing data

The EventEmitter class allows attaching multiple listeners to the same event. Each listener can perform a unique task and can accept a different number of parameters, depending on its specific purpose. When the event is emitted, all listeners are executed in the order they were registered, making it easy to create modular, flexible, and reusable code. ...