Event Handler Namespace in Vanilla JavaScript

For anyone still looking for this, I ended up making a helper singleton which keeps track of the function references for me.

class EventHandlerClass {
  constructor() {
    this.functionMap = {};
  }

  addEventListener(event, func) {
    this.functionMap[event] = func;
    document.addEventListener(event.split('.')[0], this.functionMap[event]);
  }

  removeEventListener(event) {
    document.removeEventListener(event.split('.')[0], this.functionMap[event]);
    delete this.functionMap[event];
  }
}

export const EventHandler = new EventHandlerClass();

Then just import EventHandler and use like:

EventHandler.addEventListener('keydown.doop', () => console.log("Doop"));
EventHandler.addEventListener('keydown.wap', () => console.log("Wap"));
EventHandler.removeEventListener('keydown.doop');
// keydown.wap is still bound