gistfile1.coffee

-------------------- native-conduit.coffee -------------------------

define ['backbone', 'underscore'], (Backbone, _) ->
  return _(Backbone.Events).clone()

---------------------- addition to main.coffee ---------------------
define [...'app/native-conduit'...], (...nativeConduit...) ->
  ...
  window.DRC_jsClient = nativeConduit.trigger
  ...

--------------------- Elsewhere in the code... ---------------------

define ['app/native-conduit'], (nativeConduit) ->
  nativeConduit.on 'GuidedAccessDisabled', ->
    console.log 'Event triggered: GuidedAccessDisabled'

ellipses are not literal and mean that there is already code here

and can we call it DRC_jsClient? It pains me that HTML gets all the credit for what is really JavaScript. HTML5 is 99% JS APIs and 1% new HTML tags.