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wee-flow

v0.0.1

Published

Workflow management for angular applications

Downloads

2

Readme

wee-flow

Workflow management for angular applications

Install

 npm install wee-flow ts-expression-evaluator

Motivation

When you start a new Single page application project everything is beatiful, you are in love with the framework, ng generate is you best friend, and so on.

The you you add one component here, another component there, some grams of this.router.navigate() and voilá! the magic happens.

screenshot

Then time goes by and the navigation between components starts go get a little, err... challenging...

screenshot

And as time goes by the challenge only grows. This motivated me to build this little flow management to remove the decision of the next route from the components to the a set of rules.

How it works

These are the main concepts described in this image:

  • set of rules
  • domain data
  • next route calculation

screenshot