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https://github.com/phadej/menrva
Ambitious data-flow library
https://github.com/phadej/menrva
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Ambitious data-flow library
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/phadej/menrva
- Owner: phadej
- License: mit
- Created: 2014-07-02T06:21:56.000Z (over 10 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2017-01-02T14:10:06.000Z (almost 8 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-10-11T23:53:20.405Z (26 days ago)
- Language: JavaScript
- Homepage:
- Size: 399 KB
- Stars: 36
- Watchers: 2
- Forks: 2
- Open Issues: 2
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- Changelog: CHANGELOG.md
- Contributing: CONTRIBUTING.md
- License: LICENSE
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Ambitious data-flow library.
## Getting Started
Install the module with: `npm install menrva`
```js
var menrva = require('menrva');
menrva.some('awe'); // some, as in awesome?
```
## API
### Signal
The core type of menrva. `Signal` is abstract class, and cannot be created explicitly.
Similar concepts are: *Behaviours* in FRP, *Properties* in bacon.js.
You can add methods to `Signal`'s prototype. They will be available on all signals.
#### signal.map
> map (@ : Signal a, f : a -> b, eq = egal : b -> b -> boolean) : Signal b
#### signal.onValue
> onValue (@ : Signal a, callback : a -> void) -> Unsubscriber
Add value callback. `callback` is immediately executed with the current value of signal.
After than `callback` will be called, each time signal's value changes.
The return value is a function, which will remove the callback if executed.
#### signal.value()
> value (@ : Signal a): Signal a
Returns the current value of signal.
### Source
A signal which value you can set.
Similar concepts are: *Bacon.Model* in bacon.js, *BehaviourSubject* in Rx.
#### source
> source (initialValue : a, eq = egal : a -> a -> boolean) : Source a
#### source.set
> set (@ : Source a, tx : Transaction, value : a) : void
#### source.modify
> modify (@ : Source a, tx : Transaction, f : a -> a) : void
Mofify source value. `f` will be called with current value of signal inside the transaction.
### Signal combinators
#### combine
> combine (Signal a..., f : a... -> b) : Signal b
Applicative n-ary lift. Lift pure function to operate on signals:
```js
var $sum = menrva.combine($a, $b, function (a, b) {
return a + b;
});
```
### Transaction
One gathers atomic updates into single transaction (to avoid glitches).
```js
var tx = menrva.transaction();
sourceA.set(tx, 42);
sourceB.modify(tx, function (x) { return x + x; });
tx.commit(); // not necessary, transactions are auto-commited
```
There are also optional syntaxes for simple transactions:
```js
menrva.transaction()
.set(sourceA, 42)
.modify(sourceB, function (x) { return x + x; })
.commit();
```
or even
```js
menrva.transaction([sourceA, 42, sourceB, function(x) { return x + x; }]).commit();
```
#### transaction
> transaction (facts) : Transaction
Create transaction.
Shorthand syntax:
> transaction ([sourceA, valueA, sourceB, valueB ...]) : Transaction
If `value` is function, `source.modify(tx, value)` is called; otherwise `source.set(tx, value)`.
#### transaction.commit
Commit the transaction, forcing synchronous data propagation.
#### transaction.rollback
Rollback the transaction. Maybe be called multiple times (consecutives calls are no-op).
*Note: for now `rollback` only resets the pending actions in transactions. Transaction is still valid, and more actions can be added*
### Lens
Lenses are composable functional references.
They allow you to *access* and *modify* data potentially very deep within a structure!
#### source.zoom
> zoom (@ : Source a, path : Path a b, eq = egal : b -> b -> boolean) : Source b
Zoom (or focus) into part specified by `path` of the original signal.
One can `set` and `modify` zoomed signals, they act as sources.
```js
var quux = source.zoom("foo.bar.quux");
```
### Convenience methods
#### signal.log
> signal.log (@ : Signal a, args...) : Unsubscriber
Essentially `signal.onValue(console.log.bind(console, args...))
#### signal.onSpread
> signal.onSpread (@ : Signal [a, b...], callback : a -> b ... -> void) : Unsubscriber
`onValue` with signal's tuple arguments spread.
#### tuple
> tuple (x : Signal a, y : Signal b...) : Signal [a, b...]
Combine signals into tuple.
#### sequence
> sequence [Signal a, Signal b, ..] : Signal [a, b...]
In promise libraries this might be called `all`.
#### record
> record {k: Signal a, l: Signal b...} : Signal {k: a, l: b...}
Like `sequence` but for records i.e. objects.
### Equalities
#### egal
> egal (a, b) : boolean
Identity check. `Object.is`. http://wiki.ecmascript.org/doku.php?id=harmony:egal
### Option
Also known as `Maybe`.
#### option.equals
> equals (@ : option a, other : *, eq = eqal : a -> a -> boolean) : boolean
Equality check.
#### option.map
> map (@ : option a, f : a -> b) : option b
#### option.elim
> elim (@ : option a, x : b, f : a -> b) : b
#### option.orElse
> orElse (@ : option a, x : a) : a
## Contributing
In lieu of a formal styleguide, take care to maintain the existing coding style.
Add tests for any new or changed functionality. 100% coverage isn't hard. Semantic coverage is important too though.
Note: `README.md` is autogenerated file.
## Release History
- **0.0.7** `sequence` and `record`
- **0.0.6** Convenience methods
- **0.0.5** Lens
- **0.0.4** Internal improvements
- **0.0.3** Slight changes in API
- **0.0.2** Basic data-flow functionality
- **0.0.1** Name reservation
## License
Copyright (c) 2014 Oleg Grenrus.
Licensed under the MIT license.