yo(selector).bind(event, fn)

Attach a custom event to the selector. Different from yo(selector).on(), this event must by triggered by the method yo(selector).trigger().

See the example:

var myObj = yo('.myClass');

myObj.bind('some-user-event', function (e) {
    console.log('Triggered');
});

// Trigger the event:
myObj.trigger('some-user-event');