Introduction

Most event systems tie you to a framework’s own bus, or force every listener to match a raw (event, data) pair by hand. beepr separates two things:

• the event vocabulary: request, success, error, data, complete, connected, disconnected;
• the adapter: a typed object (onRequest, onSuccess, onError…) that createNotify turns into a raw handler.

On top of that, beepr adds two safety nets:

• redaction: payloads are masked before adapters see them;
• debug gating: debug output only runs in environments you allow.

Install

beepr is not published to npm yet. Install it from GitHub:

pnpm add github:techmefr/beepr

A minimal example

import { createNotify } from 'beepr'

const notify = createNotify({
  onRequest: context => console.log('request', context.resource),
  onSuccess: data => console.log('success', data),
  onError: error => console.error('error', error.message),
})

notify('request', { resource: 'users', payload: { id: 1 } })
notify('success', { id: 1, name: 'Alice' })

Next

• Redaction: what gets masked.
• Debug channel: environment-gated diagnostics.
• Pairing with nexdk: use beepr as nexdk’s notify.
• beepr API: every runtime export.