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@offirmo/rx-auto

v0.2.0

Published

intelligently combines and resolve a set of generic streams (Rx.observable, promises, static values) in "async.auto" style

Downloads

24

Readme

rx-auto

intelligently combines a set of generic streams (Rx.observable, promises, static values) in "async.auto" style !

IN PROGRESS ! API is being refined on a real project.

The story

Since attending a great talk on reactive programming at dotJS Paris 2015 (oh man time flies…), I investigated in this kind of architecture.

However, manually instantiating and wiring together a set of related streams soon proved cumbersome, requiring a lot of boilerplate code.

Remembering the very convenient async.auto interface to coordinate a set of async tasks, I set of on an open-source journey to offer this great convenience to a RX-based system.

Usage

(fluency with RxJS is expected)

installation

npm install --save @offirmo/rx-auto

This lib is a state-of-the art 2017 module, correctly exposing node, UMD and ES7 flavors in their respective entries in package.json. Modern tooling should be at ease.

For users doing stuff manually:

  • several build flavors are available in /dist
  • typescript's companion lib tslib is needed (not bundled together to avoid redundancy). Exact instructions are depending your dependency manager -> you'll see errors if not present

Usage / Example

TODO nice schema and corresponding code

Notes

  • I tried hard at providing precise, meaningful errors. So experiment: you'll be told what's wrong.
  • There is a crude infinite loop detection
  • Since Observables are "templates" instantiated on-demand, rx-auto call is synchronous ! If this startle you, go back at RxJS doc to better understand Observables.

Advanced features

Contributing

PR welcome. see CONTRIBUTING.md

Licence

The UNLICENSE. Do wathever-you-want.