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@motorcycle/core
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This is the core of Motorcycle.js creating your applicaton loop tied together with most.js.
It separates your application logic into a pure (as much as JavaScript can be) function, and your
side-effectful code into drivers.
$ npm install @motorcycle/core
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import * as Motorcycle from '@motorcycle/core'
Motorcycle.run(main, drivers)
Takes a main function and circularly connects it to the given
collection of driver functions.
The main function takes an object of sources as input. Sources
are the outputs from the various drivers. To complete the cycle,
main should return a sinks object, which is a mapping
of return values from the program to the drivers, i.e., inputs
to the drivers, usually Observables/Streams.
main :: Function - a function that takes sources as input and outputs a collection of sinks Observables/Streams.
drivers :: Object - an object where keys are driver names and values are driver functions.
(Object) an object containing sources, sinks, and dispose() that can be used for debugging or testing.
sources :: Object<most.Stream> - The collection that is passed to your main function. The output of the drivers passed to run()
sinks :: Object<most.Stream> - The collection that is returned from your main function. The input to the drivers.
dispose :: Function - A function that will dispose of streams from sinks and sources.
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We found that @motorcycle/core demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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