NotificationSent

MMO\client\events · 1 symbol · generated 27 Oct 2026

class

A notification was given to its recipients (Notifications::send): another channel -- an email, a webhook to a team's chat -- listens to this one.

class MMO\client\events\NotificationSent extends MMO\core\events\Event

NotificationSent::AddListener(fn(NotificationSent $e) => postToChat($e->notification['title']));

	notification readonly
	recipients readonly
	__construct($origin, $recipients, $notification)

readonly

readonly array $notification

readonly

readonly array $recipients

function __construct(object|string $origin, array $recipients, array $notification)

$origin	object \| string
$recipients	array
$notification	array	as the store kept it, but its `id`, which is each recipient's own

Inherited members (12)

	Properties	Declared by	Description
	`Listeners`	Event
	`origin`	Event

Methods	Declared by	Description
`AddListener($handler, $order)`	Event	Register a listener directly (as opposed to `ConnectListeners`'s attribute-based discovery).
`ConnectListeners($obj)`	Event	Scan $obj's methods for #[Listen(EventClass::class)] attributes and register each one as a listener on the matching event class.
`DisconnectListeners($obj)`	Event	Undo a previous `ConnectListeners`: removes every listener that `connect` had registered for $obj on this event class.
`dispatch()`	Event	Invoke every `GetListeners` listener with $this.
`GetListeners()`	Event	Collect every listener for this class, including those registered on its parent classes (so a subclass event is also caught by listeners of its parent event), sorted by ascending $order (ties keep …
`getOrigin()`	Event
`HasListener($handler)`	Event
`RemoveListener($handler)`	Event	Remove the last added handler from the listeners.
`Send($args)`	Event	Construct a new instance of this class with $args, then `dispatch` it to every listener.
`SetListenerOrder($handler, $order)`	Event	Change the order of an already-registered listener, whether added directly via `AddListener` or indirectly via `ConnectListeners` (which also stores its `[$obj, $methodName]` callables here).