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severus

v1.1.3

Published

2 years ago

A framework to make your Flux + React interations easier than a plot twist!

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react flux javascript

Severus

A framework to make your Flux + React interations easier than a plot twist!

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Installing

You can download Severo by NPM <3
npm install --save-dev severus

Understanding Severus

The Ideia

Severus was created to get the flux flow easy, first of all was reduced some things to incentivize you to programming little things to do little things, forget the compomonsters! Another thing is turn the flow more explicit.

The Way

Using EventEmmiter from node, we create a Reactive Store to work with Immutable States by Reactions. The flow it`s easy: All actions have a reaction, the reaction change the state finally the state changes your component. Severo works like that:

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But in real mode you only see that:

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setState only for 'no complex' components!

A input that need a onChange value? ABSTRACT THAT!
A button that need a internal load? ABSTRACT THAT!
We use react, so ABSTRACT EVERYTHING!

By default Connectors are responsible for components states, so if you need to change that you need to call a Action!

"But I don`t need call an action for a little thing just that!" "So, ABSTRACT THAT!"

Examples

https://github.com/guidiego/severus-examples

I'm in!

If you like the ideia, support us with a star, feedback, issues, discussions and pull requests <3