Create Arbiter-tests.ts

Arbiter/Arbiter-tests.ts

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+// Type definitions for Arbiter.js 1.0
+// Project: http://arbiterjs.com/
+// Definitions by: Arash Shakery <https://github.com/arash16>
+// Definitions: https://github.com/borisyankov/DefinitelyTyped
+// May 22 2013
+
+/// <reference path="Arbiter.d.ts" />
+
+
+
+// Publish a simple message
+Arbiter.publish('component/msg');
+
+// Subscribe to a message
+Arbiter.subscribe('component/msg', function () { });
+
+// Pass data to subscribers
+Arbiter.publish('component/msg', { "data": "value" });
+
+// Force message bubbling
+Arbiter.publish('component/msg', null, { cancelable: false });
+
+// Allow late susbcribers to be notified of past messages
+Arbiter.publish('component/msg', null, { persist: true });
+
+// Fire subscribers asynchronously
+Arbiter.publish('component/msg', null, { async: true });
+
+// Subscribe to multiple messages at once
+Arbiter.subscribe('component/msg, component/msg2', function () { });
+Arbiter.subscribe(['component/msg', 'component/msg2'], function () { });
+
+// Subscribe to multiple messages using a wildcard
+Arbiter.subscribe('component/*', function () { });
+
+// Subscribe to ALL messages
+Arbiter.subscribe('*', function () { });
+
+// Set subscriber priority
+Arbiter.subscribe('msg', { priority: 10 }, function () { });
+Arbiter.subscribe('msg', { priority: 20 }, function () { } ); // Called first!
+
+// Execute a subscriber asynchronously
+Arbiter.subscribe('msg', { async: true }, function () { });
+
+// Ignore persisted messages
+Arbiter.subscribe('msg', { persist: false }, function () { });
+
+// Set the value of "this"
+Arbiter.subscribe('msg', null, document.getElementById('x'),
+    function () {
+        this.innerHTML = "Message handled!";
+    });
+
+// Unsubscribe from messages
+var subscription_id = Arbiter.subscribe('msg', function () { });
+Arbiter.unsubscribe(subscription_id);
+
+// Re-subscribe to messages
+Arbiter.resubscribe(subscription_id);
+
+// Create a new message handler
+var MyController = Arbiter.create()