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fairmont-reactive

Functional reactive programming in JavaScript and CoffeeScript.

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Fairmont-Reactive

Fairmont-Reactive is a JavaScript library for functional reactive programming. It's part of the Fairmont library. You can use it by itself, or simply as part of the Fairmont library.

Installation

npm install fairmont-reactive

Examples

Here's a simple reactive Web app implementing a counter using Fairmont's Reactive programming functions.

In JavaScript:

var $ = require("jquery"),
  F = require("fairmont");

$(function() {

  var data = { counter: 0 };

  F.start(F.flow([
    F.events("click", $("a[href='#increment']")),
    F.map(function() { data.counter++; })
  ]));

  F.start(F.flow([
    F.events("change", F.observe(data)),
    F.map(function() {
      $("p.counter")
        .html(data.counter);
    })
  ]));
});

In CoffeeScript:

{start, flow, events, map, observe} = require "fairmont-reactive"

$ = require "jquery"

$ ->

  data = counter: 0

  start flow [
    events "click", $("a[href='#increment']")
    map -> data.counter++
  ]

  start flow [
    events "change", observe data
    map ->
      $("p.counter")
      .html data.counter
  ]

Check out our other reactive examples:

Documentation

Check out the wiki for an getting started guides, tutorials, and reference documentation.

Status

[Fairmont][0] is still under heavy development and is beta quality, meaning you should probably not use it in your production code.

Roadmap

You can get an idea of what we're planning by looking at the [issues list][200]. If you want something that isn't there, and you think it would be a good addition, please open a ticket.

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Package last updated on 10 Aug 2015

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