Webhooks management system

Mitt is a lightweight event emitter and publish-subscribe messaging library designed for managing communication between decoupled components. It provides a minimal utility for registering, dispatching, and removing event listeners within browser and Node.js environments. The library distinguishes itself through a functional interface that maintains a small memory footprint by using function references for listener management. It supports wildcard pattern matching, allowing a single handler to respond to all emitted events, and executes callbacks synchronously to ensure predictable state updat

Symfony Event Dispatcher is a library that implements the observer pattern, enabling event-driven communication between application components. It provides a central dispatch mechanism where components can broadcast named events and register listeners to react to them, decoupling event producers from consumers. The library supports any PHP callable as an event listener and organizes listeners in a priority-ordered queue for controlled execution. Listeners can stop event propagation to prevent subsequent handlers from running, and the subscriber-based registration system allows grouping multip

EventBus is a publish-subscribe messaging library designed to facilitate decoupled communication between components in Java applications. It functions as a central hub where producers dispatch events that are routed to subscribers based on the class type of the payload. By using annotation-based markers, the system maps event handlers to specific data types, allowing different parts of an application to exchange information without requiring direct references between classes. The library distinguishes itself through a focus on performance and execution control. It utilizes a compile-time inde

EventEmitter3 is a high-performance JavaScript event emitter and publish-subscribe library. It implements the observer pattern to enable decoupled communication between application components through the registration and emission of custom events. The library functions as a context-aware event dispatcher, allowing specific execution contexts to be bound to listeners. This removes the need for manual function binding during event dispatching. The project covers core event management capabilities, including listener registration and a synchronous execution loop for event delivery. It utilizes

Doctrine Event Manager is a PHP library that implements a publish-subscribe pattern for decoupled application communication. It provides a simple event bus that dispatches named events to registered listeners, enabling components to communicate without direct method calls and promoting loose coupling and extensibility in PHP projects. The library manages listener callbacks in a central registry keyed by exact event name strings for fast lookup, and invokes listeners in priority sequence for controlled reaction order during event dispatch. It maintains no internal state between dispatches, rel

This project is a full-stack web framework that provides a comprehensive environment for building server-side applications. It utilizes a model-view-controller architecture to separate application logic into distinct layers for data management, user interface presentation, and request handling. The platform manages the entire request-response lifecycle, including security, session handling, and background task processing, while using an object-relational mapping layer to translate database records into programmable objects. The framework distinguishes itself through a central service containe

Symfony is a full-stack web framework designed for building scalable and maintainable server-side applications. It provides a comprehensive collection of decoupled components that form a foundational architecture, centered on a robust dependency injection container and a configuration-driven routing engine. By organizing code into modular services, the framework ensures that application components remain testable and loosely coupled throughout the development lifecycle. The framework distinguishes itself through an event-driven kernel architecture that allows developers to intercept and modif

Hexo is a command-line static site generator designed for content-driven blogging and website creation. It functions as a structured framework that transforms plain text files and markdown into production-ready static websites, utilizing a template-based rendering engine to separate site content from visual presentation. The project is distinguished by its event-driven build pipeline, which manages the entire site lifecycle through a series of hooks for file processing, asset generation, and deployment. Developers can extend the system’s core capabilities through a modular plugin architecture

Webpack is a module bundler that maps project dependencies into a directed acyclic graph to transform diverse file types into optimized, browser-ready assets. It functions as a build pipeline orchestrator, using entry points to recursively resolve imports and bundle modules, scripts, and static assets into a unified output. The project is distinguished by its plugin-based architecture and loader-driven transformation pipeline. It utilizes an event-driven hook system that allows developers to intercept and modify the build process at specific lifecycle stages, enabling custom code transformati

This project provides a standardized set of interfaces for event-driven communication within PHP applications. It serves as an implementation of the PSR-14 specification, establishing a common contract that allows independent software components to interact without requiring direct knowledge of each other's internal implementations. The framework facilitates the decoupling of core business logic from secondary tasks by enabling components to trigger and respond to events. It utilizes an observer pattern to notify registered listeners of state changes, routing these events to specific callback

Otto is an event-driven communication system designed as an event bus for Android applications. It provides a mechanism to decouple application components by routing events between them without requiring direct dependencies. The system is state-aware, meaning it can provide the most recent known value to new subscribers immediately upon registration. It operates as a synchronous event dispatcher, ensuring all registered listeners respond to an object before execution continues. The library includes capabilities for event subscription management and thread execution enforcement to restrict ca

Doctrine Common is a set of shared libraries that provide foundational capabilities for parsing PHP docblock annotations, managing event-driven communication, and handling typed object collections. At its core, it includes a docblock annotation parser that reads structured metadata from PHP docblock comments, enabling configuration for object-relational mapping and validation rules. It also offers a typed collection abstraction with lazy-loading support, allowing efficient management of object groups through array-like operations. The library extends these capabilities with an event managemen

Hooks extension point mechanism (as known, e.g., from GNU Emacs)

HumHub is an open-source enterprise social networking framework designed to facilitate internal communication and team collaboration within private organizational networks. It provides a modular architecture that allows organizations to build secure, self-hosted digital workspaces where users can manage profiles, share content, and organize projects through dedicated collaborative spaces. The platform distinguishes itself through a highly extensible plugin system and a granular role-based access control model. By utilizing an event-driven hook system and a modular architecture, developers can