Ringa is an ES6 MVC-inspired library designed to manage your asynchronous code and state as your project scales.
Right now Ringa JS is only used inside React applications, so you will almost always install it alongside the react plugin:
npm install -S ringa
npm install -S react-ringa
npm run test
This project is under heavy active development and while being heavily tested is still considered Alpha.
Documentation is built using MKDocs and stored in the docs folder.
To edit the documentation with live reload, navigate to the folder and do:
mkdocs serve
When done editing, you can build the docs from the root via npm run docs.
If you are having issues building, note that you must use an older version of MKDocs right now to use the Cinder template we are currently using:
pip install 'mkdocs<0.15.3'
MIT License (c) 2017 by Joshua Jung, Thomas Yarnall, and the Ringa Team
FAQs
Ringa is an ES6 MVC-inspired library designed to manage your asynchronous code and state as your project scales.
The npm package ringa receives a total of 22 weekly downloads. As such, ringa popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ringa demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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