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nrgy

v0.0.45

Published

The library for reactive programming using efficient computing and MVC/MVVM patterns

Downloads

290

Readme

nrgy

The energy for reactive programming with MVC/MVVM patterns

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Overview

The library provides components for programming with reactive state and effects using MVC/MVVM design patterns.

Core components include Atoms (stores), Signals (event emitters), Scopes and Effects (subscriptions), which form an efficient computation graph.

Additionally, the library includes an MVC/MVVM feature, that provides building blocks for programming Controllers for a business layer and View Models for a presentation layer. Controllers and view models can be extended using other features in an optional way.

Other parts of the library include integrations with third-party tools and frameworks. At the moment the following are supported:

  • React - a library for creating web user interfaces
  • Ditox.js - a dependency injection container and modules
  • RxJS - a reactive programming library for composing asynchronous or callback-based code
  • RxEffects - the predecessor of Nrgy.js, a reactive state and effect management library based on RxJS

All of these integrations are optional and can be used independently.

The core and MVC components are framework-agnostic and can be used by web and server applications, libraries and CLI tools.

Main Features

  • Reactive state and effects
  • Fast and efficient computation graph
  • Tools for MVC/MVVM patterns
  • Framework-agnostic core components
  • Developer-friendly functional API
  • Typescript typings

Installation

Nrgy is the all-in-one package with optional dependencies for particular integrations.

npm install nrgy

Install additional dependencies according to the following table:

| Import | Dependencies | Command | | ------------------ | ------------------ | ------------------- | | nrgy | No dependencies | | | nrgy/mvc | No dependencies | | | nrgy/mvc-react | React.js | npm i react | | nrgy/react | React.js | npm i react | | nrgy/ditox | Ditox.js | npm i ditox | | nrgy/ditox-react | Ditox.js, React.js | npm i ditox react | | nrgy/rx-effects | RxJS, RxEffects | npm i rx-effects | | nrgy/rxjs | RxJS | npm i rxjs | | nrgy/rxjs-react | RxJS, React.js | npm i rxjs react |

Documentation

Find more docs at https://nrgy.js.org