I want to remove all handlers at once about mitt HOT 8 CLOSED

let all = {}
let events = mitt(all)

events.reset = () => {
  for (let i in all) delete all[i]
}

let off = events.off
events.off = (type, handler) => {
  if (!handler) delete all[type]
  else return off(type, handler)
}

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thx, makes me to keep using mitt.

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I'm going to crib @tunnckoCore's answer on #54 and suggest that you take a look at dush. Mitt has a very strict 200 byte limit, so adding features is a real challenge. Dush already has the behavior you described and is only slightly larger.

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ah, I only read the issue title. Added another option.

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thx

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Yep. It is simple reset here.

edit: @developit, your case is for removing just all handlers, but not just all of some type like .off('foo'). :)

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I went for a slightly different version. Disposing of reset and adding a line to the overridden off:

events.off = (type, handler) => {
  if(!type) {all ={}; return;}  
  if (!handler) delete all[type]
  else return off(type, handler)
}

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@ZhouHansen @mehdi-cit, in any way you add bytes, so it not make any sense to me to do that instead of just using dush, which is exactly because of this 100-200 bytes bigger than mitt.

Closing, since solutions are found.

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