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A basic toolkit for asynchronous event driven applications. The
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This gem bundles up the [eventkit-eventloop](http://github.com/omartell/eventkit-eventloop) and [eventkit-promise](http://github.com/omartell/eventkit-promise) gems.
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## Installation
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## Event Loop Usage
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# Getting notified when an IO object is ready to be read or written
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