Unbinding or .off() ?

Sorry if this is a silly question or the wrong place to ask it but I was curious, is there a method for unbinding postRobot listeners?

For example: Previously in my react components I was doing something like…

componentWillMount() {
     window.addEventListener('message', this.onMessage);
}

componentWillUnmount() {
    window.removeEventListener('message', this.onMessage);
}

Now with postRobot I have something like…

componentWillMount() {
    postRobot.on('ON_MESSAGE', { window: window.parent }, (event) => {
      this.onMessage(event);
    });
}

So i was wondering do I need to unbind? I was imagining something like…

componentWillUnmount() {
    postRobot.off('ON_MESSAGE');
}

Or is this automatically handled since each request is hashed as a new postMessage?

[bluepnume]

Definitely makes sense. Let me re-open this issue while I mull it over.

[TylerBarnes]

hmm, nevermind! It looks like those “global” variables are still scoped to my component. Not very clean but I don’t really care since it seems to work well! Thanks for this library!