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oneref

v0.9.0

Published

Minimalist Unidirectional Data Flow for React

Downloads

3,834

Readme

OneRef - Minimalist Unidirectional Data Flow for React

This repository contains the support code for OneRef, a state management library for React.

OneRef is based on maintaining application state in a purely functional (immutable) data structure, typically using a library such as Immutable.js. A value of this type is stored in a single top-level mutable ref cell.

OneRef is described in a pair of companion blog posts: A Tutorial Introduction to OneRef and Asynchrony Support in OneRef. Also see the oneref-examples repository for several runnable examples.

Building the Library

The implementation is written in TypeScript and depends on React Hooks.

To install necessary build dependencies:

npm install

To build the library:

npm run build

License

This code is distributed under the MIT license, see the LICENSE file for complete information.