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subjects-ts

v1.0.5

Published

Tiny typescript utilities using Subject pattern (Observer and Observable) based on TSX (JSX).

Downloads

6

Readme

Subjects.ts

Subjects.ts is very simple typescript utilities using Subject pattern (Observer and Observable) based on TSX (JSX).

Main goal of this project is to help web application development without learning huge front end frameworks.

Install

npm install --save subjects-ts

Examples

See example.tsx and example.html for live examples.

Minimal example of SubjectObject

import * as Subjects from 'subjects-ts';
let sub = Subjects.SubjectObject<string>();
sub('My first SubjectObject');
console.log(sub());
sub.AddCallback(value => console.log('callback1:', value));
sub.AddCallback(value => console.log('callback2:', value));
sub('Callback is called');
console.log(sub());

Minimal example of SubjectArray

import * as Subjects from 'subjects-ts';
let sa = new Subjects.SubjectArray<string>();
sa.Push('a');
let mapped = sa.Map(x => console.log(x));
mapped.AddCallbackToOriginalSubjectArray('Push', str => mapped.ExecuteMapFunction(str));

Browser Example

example.tsx

import * as Subjects from 'subjects-ts';

class Todo {
	public Subject = Subjects.SubjectObject<string>();
	public Done = Subjects.SubjectObject<string>();
	public constructor(init?: any) {
		Object.keys(init).forEach(x => this[x](init[x]));
	}
}

let todos = new Subjects.SubjectArray<Todo>();
todos.Push(new Todo({ Subject: 'todo 1', Done: null }));
todos.Push(new Todo({ Subject: 'todo 2', Done: 'checked' }));
todos.Push(new Todo({ Subject: 'todo 3', Done: null }));

document.body.appendChild(
	<ul>
		{
			todos.Map(x => <li><label><input type='checkbox' checked={x.Done} />{x.Subject}</label></li>)
		}
	</ul>
);

let Sleep = (ms: number) => new Promise<void>(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, ms));
async function Test() {
	todos.Get(0).Done('checked');
	await Sleep(1000);
	todos.Get(0).Subject('todo 4');
	await Sleep(1000);
	todos.Push(new Todo({ Subject: 'todo 5', Done: null }));
	await Sleep(1000);
	todos.Set(1, new Todo({ Subject: 'todo 6', Done: null }));
	await Sleep(1000);
	todos.Remove(2);
	await Sleep(1000);
	todos.Clear();
	await Sleep(1000);
}
Test();

example.html

<html>

<body>
	<script type='text/javascript' src='out.js'></script>
</body>

</html>

tsconfig.json

{
	"compilerOptions": {
		"target": "es5",
		"module": "commonjs",
		"outFile": "out.js",
		"jsx": "react",
		"jsxFactory": "Subjects.SubjectProcessor",
		"sourceMap": true,
		"lib": ["es6", "dom"]
	}
}

API

  • ISubjectObject.ts, SubjectObject.ts

    • (value?: any): any;

      () to get value and (value) to notify callback (observer).
    • IsSubject: boolean;

      Whether this object is ISubjectObject or not. (as transpiled javascript won't have interface type)
    • AddCallback: (callback: Function) => void;

      Add callback (observer) to this object.
    • RemoveCallback: (callback: Function) => void;

      Remove callback (observer) from this object.
  • SubjectArray.ts

    • Get(index: number): T

      Array[index]
    • Set(index: number, item: T): void

      Array[index] = item
    • Remove(index: number): void

      Array.slice(index, 1)
    • Map(func: (item: T) => any): SubjectArray

      Array.map(func)
    • Push(item: T): void

      Array.push(item)
    • ForEach(func: (item: T) => void): void

      Array.forEach(func)
    • Clear(): void

      Array = []
    • AddCallbackToOriginalSubjectArray(methodName: MethodName, func: Function): void

      Register callback (observer) to original SubjectArray where Map() occurred.
    • ExecuteMapFunction(item: T): any

      Execute map function which created this SubjectArray.
  • SubjectProcessor.ts

    • SubjectProcessor()

      This is example jsx factory function you can specify as "jsxFactory" in tsConfig.json.
      "jsxFactory": "Subjects.SubjectProcessor"

Misc

I'll add more functionalities and fix bugs as I use but please feel free to contribute :)