Automated Eventfiring HTML5 Javascript fireEvent Titanium NODE.JS-Compatbile

fireevent.js

fire = function (b, d, e) {
        if ("undefined" !== typeof module && module.exports) {
                if (b instanceof require("events").EventEmitter) {
                        // Note for me (Array.prototype.reverse.apply(arguments)).pop() // remove first argument, give rest, arguments instanceof Object!
                        // NOTE: As Node.js's emit takes a name and an array, q should be typeof Array.. so we're fixing it here.
                        for (var c = 0, f = []; c < e.length; ++c) void 0 !== f[c] && (e[c] = f[c]);
                        return b.emit(d, f)
                }
                return !1
        }
        document.createEvent ? (a = document.createEvent("HTMLEvents"), a.initEvent(d, !0, !0)) : (a = document.createEventObject(), a.eventType = "on" + d);
        a.eventName = d;
        a.memo = e || {};
        return document.createEvent ? b.dispatchEvent(a) : b.fireEvent(a.eventType, a)
};

//Test: NodeJS
if ("undefined" !== typeof module && module.exports) { // just to be sure, if being executed without thinking, we better do not use the Node.JS Part.
// TODO: FIX!
        z = function () {
                return this.prototype = new require("events").EventEmitter();
        }
        console.log(z, z());
        z().on("foo", function (x){ // function is called with all arguments but the first given to emit
                return console.log(x);
        })
        fire(z, "foo", {0:"oh yeah"});
} else { // this is a browser instance or some beenie-wheenie nodeJS-fake
        //Test: Browser
        document.body.addEventListener("test", function (b) {
                console.log(b.memo.text)
        });
        fire(document.body, "test", {
                text: "Win!"
        });
}