Events Manager

Presented via IEventsManager interface, this system registers, listens and triggers various events.

Events Manager supports events with up to 2 parameters of any type.

To use this system, inject IEventsManager interface into your class, as shown below:

[Inject] private IEventsManager eventsManager;

Available methods

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void RegisterListener(string eventType, UnityAction listener)

Registers event listener without parameters.

Examples:

eventsManager.RegisterListener("PlayerDeath", OnPlayerDeath);
eventsManager.RegisterListener("GameWin", () => { Debug.Log("Victory!"); });

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void RegisterListener<T>(string eventType, UnityAction<T> listener)

Registers event listener with single parameter of any type.

Examples:

eventsManager.RegisterListener<int>("PlayerDamageGot", OnPlayerDamageGot);
eventsManager.RegisterListener("GameWin", (score) => { Debug.Log($"Victory! Score: {score}"); });

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void RegisterListener<T1, T2>(string eventType, UnityAction<T1, T2> listener)

Registers event listener with 2 parameters of any types.

Example:

eventsManager.RegisterListener<int, string>("PlayerDamageGot", (damage, enemyName) => { Debug.Log($"Damage got: {damage} from {enemyName}"); });

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void UnregisterListener(string eventType, UnityAction listener)

Unregisters event listener without parameters.

Example:

eventsManager.UnregisterListener("PlayerDeath", OnPlayerDeath);

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void UnregisterListener<T>(string eventType, UnityAction<T> listener)

Unregisters event listener with 1 parameter of any type.

Example:

eventsManager.UnregisterListener<int>("PlayerDamageGot", OnPlayerDamageGot);

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void UnregisterListener<T1, T2>(string eventType, UnityAction<T1, T2> listener)

Unregisters event listener with 2 parameters of any types.

Example:

eventsManager.UnregisterListener<int, string>("PlayerDamageGot", OnPlayerDamageGot);

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void TriggerEvent(string eventType)

Triggers event without parameters.

Example:

eventsManager.TriggerEvent("PlayerDeath");

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void TriggerEvent<T>(string eventType, T value)

Triggers event with 1 parameter of any type.

Example:

eventsManager.TriggerEvent<int>("GameWin", score);

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void TriggerEvent<T1, T2>(string eventType, T1 value1, T2 value2)

Triggers event with 2 parameters of any types.

Example:

eventsManager.TriggerEvent<int, string>("OnDamageGot", damage, enemyName);

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