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nouage

v0.0.3-beta

Published

Seam data-binding plugin based on Object.observe (es7)

Downloads

2

Readme

#Nouage.js

Nouage is a French translation for the word binding.

Now that Object.observe starts being available in various JS runtimes, data-binding libraries can be standalone. For years, we have used Backbone-like models that publish events when changes happen, or Angular-like digest loops with dirty-checking. These were necessary complications to achieve data-binding in the browser as JavaScript didn't have any official way to watch for changes in data structures, until Object.obsreve. Nouage is a library that leverages Object.observe to provide a way to achieve two-way data-binding.

Note that if you're into immutable data structure, this isn't for you ;)

Status

Beta. The API should be stable.

##Installation

npm install nouage

##Usage

var nouage = require('nouage');

More to come...

##Changelog

###0.0.3-beta - 28 JUNE 2015

  • Fix memleak with data-foreach

###0.0.2-beta - 28 JUNE 2015

  • Fix tests and remove unused code

##License

MIT