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datasense

v3.0.0

Published

A set of powerful utilities and classes for accessing and observing data.

Downloads

33

Readme

DataSense

A JavaScript library of observable, events and advanced model.

Installation and Usage

You can install this by npm.

npm i datasense

And you can also insert the JavaScript bundled file by script tag into your web page directly.

Click here to read more.

Features

DataSense provides lots of powerful low-level APIs for the management of observable, events and tasks. You can build your business logic apps or technical libraries based on this, including one/two-way-bindings, observing, subscript management and time sequence controlling.

Following are the key features that you can click to read more. The samples are written by Type Script by default in these documents.

  • Task - A way to control how process a given handler including debounce, throttle, multiple hits, etc.
  • Event - A place to add event listeners and raise events with additional information and utilities supports, such as the one the tasks provided.
  • Value - The controller and observable for a variable so that you can access it and subscribe its changing.
  • Props - The controller and observable for a set of variables with keys. They are like the property of an object. You can access and observe them.

Building / Testing

You may need install gulp and tsc to build. Following is the command line to build this project including the source and test cases.

npm run-script build

You can run all test cases after building by following command line.

npm test

Readme in other languages

License

This project is MIT Licensed.

Please feel free to import this into your project. And you can also clone or fork the repository as you want.