Immview is a library to create **Domains** - *non-visual components* - similar to flux stores, exposing their **state** through *observables* pushing data and having specific to them **actions**. It can be used instead of any flux implementation or redux.
Immview is a library to create Domains - non-visual components - similar to flux stores, exposing their state through observables pushing data and having specific to them actions. It can be used instead of any flux implementation or redux.
State of a Domain can be either an original data source (Data) or a derivative data source (View/Merge/Debounce/Throttle/Scan). Views etc. can be only a derivative of other stream (or combination of sources) and eventually use pure transforming function. By connecting these nodes, derivative data source subscribes to all changes of it's source (or sources) and recomputes it's content upon these changes.
If you familiar with stream libraries like Rx* Data can be seen as an original observable and others are transformation functions like map effectively producing new observable.
All Domains must be provided with a state stream (so either Data or a View), but not all storages must be assigned to a Domain.
Immview is registered on NPM.
npm i immview --save
If you are using React to create presentation layer of your app you should check immview-react-connect
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**Immview** is a library to create `Domain`s - *non-visual components* - similar to flux stores, exposing their **state** (through `Atom`s) or emitting **signals** (through `Observable`s) and having specific to their concerns **actions**. Their primary ro
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