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An implementation of MobX written in Ruby.
THIS IS JUST A FUN PROJECT!! It is not production ready.
## Observables in classes
class ExampleClass
include Mobx::Extension
observable :foo, 123
end
example = ExampleClass.new
## Autorun
runner = Mobx.autorun do
puts "Hello: #{example.foo}"
end
example.foo = 456
# > Hello: 456
example.foo = 789
# > Hello: 789
## Actions (transactions)
Mobx.action do
example.foo = 123
example.foo = 999
example.foo = 1337
end
# > Hello: 1337
## Disposing of autoruns
runner.dispose
## Reactions
Mobx.reaction -> { example.foo } do
puts "This doesn't look like anything to me"
end
# > This doesn't look like anything to me
example.foo = 333
# > This doesn't look like anything to me
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We found that mobx-ruby demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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