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@derxjs/reducer

v1.4.1

Published

Reducer util library for DeRxJSViewModel Pattern

Downloads

4

Readme

Note: This API is Subject to Change! (@derxjs/view-model is stable however)

@derxjs/reducer

Because your state management code should be domain-agnostic.

Installation

npm i @derxjs/reducer

Usage

Why @derxjs

Domain-agnostic state-management

Your state management code should not depend on which framework or tools your project happens to be using at the time.

@derxjs/view-model is all about first-principles thinking and problem-solving. The pattern enforced by this package requires you to break down the inputs of your system - regardless of scope - to some set of inputs, represented as RxJS Observables, and

Future packages on the roadmap will provide utilities for implementing this pattern (@derxjs/reducer 👀), as well as ultilities for plugging this pattern into popular front-end frameworks (@derxjs/react 👀).

Separation of concerns

We solved this a long time ago. Programming to interfaces allows us to put a joint in our wrokflows that allows for parallel work to be completed by multiple developers, and lets your team play to their strengths.

This allows for easy transitions into other implementations, frameworks, as well as implementing the facade, adapter, and proxy patterns from the Gang of Four.

Complimentary to all existing state-management libraries

We're not here to take a shot at the king (👑👀) - we're just here to help out where we can!

The @derxjs/view-model package is designed to work with with any other state management frameworks that can expose state or events as an Observable, making it a great compliment to any and all existing code in your codebase.

Future-Proof Code

Domain-agnostic first-principles-based code will never go out of style 🌲.

As long as JavaScript is the language of the web, your state-management code will be valid.

Go ahead, change to that trendy new framework. Your @derxjs code will still work just fine :).

Simplicity && Elegence

The DeRxJSViewModel type is the E = mc^2 of state management.

Deceptively simple, but elegant enough to encompass any && all of your state management requirements.

TDD made awesome with timeline testing

Embrace TDD, using timeline testing to test your code with a whole new dimension of precision.

On the roadmap for @derxjs is a timeline test generation GUI tool that will take your Typescript interface code, and allow you to "draw" hypothetical timelines of events from your inputs - specifying what the output timeline for each hypothetical should look like.

This tool will generate .spec.ts files that you can paste directly into your repos for easy TDD, and coding the way we were meant to.

@derxjs Roadmap