Right now plugins let you override the callbacks that get bound in the browser using addEventListener, but not callbacks bound using gator.on.
For example if you wanted to make a custom type of event and handle it in a specific way you could do that if Gator exposed _addHandler and _removeHandler publicly.
Right now plugins let you override the callbacks that get bound in the browser using
addEventListener, but not callbacks bound usinggator.on.For example if you wanted to make a custom type of event and handle it in a specific way you could do that if Gator exposed
_addHandlerand_removeHandlerpublicly.cc @bdougherty