No no.. I clean.
Consuela tracks bound events, and can be told to clean up when it is time to dispose of an object.
Create an instance:
var cleaner = new Consuela();
Watch an emitter:
cleaner.watch(someEmitter);
Any events bound to the emitter after watch will be tracked by Conseula.
At a later point, when you want to despose of all events bound to all watched emitters:
cleaner.cleanup();
Now, all previoudly bound events will no longer be bound.
Warning: all events bound to the emitter after this call will be cleaned up even if they were added by a third party!
You can be more specific, if your emitter is used elsewhere:
cleaner.on(emitter, ['click', function(){...}]);
By default consuela knows to look for .on, .addEvent, .addEventListener and their respective 'off' methods But you can tell it a different set of on and off method names if you need to:
cleaner.watch(someWeirdEmitter, 'totesAddEvent', , 'totesUnAddEvent');