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@brainstack/core

v1.2.143

Published

Brainstack Core Packages

Downloads

123

Readme

@brainstack/core

A collection of micro packages designed to streamline and enhance the development of modular applications.

Installation

You can install the package using npm:

npm install @brainstack/core

Packages Included

The @brainstack/core package is a bundle that includes the following micro packages, each tailored to address specific aspects of application development:

  • @brainstack/inject: A lightweight dependency injection library for JavaScript and TypeScript. Simplify the management of object dependencies and promote code reusability.

  • @brainstack/log: A micro logger package that offers a simple and efficient way to manage logs and improve debugging processes.

  • @brainstack/hub: A micro pub/sub package that facilitates seamless communication between different parts of your application, enabling efficient event-based architectures.

  • @brainstack/state: A micro state management library that empowers you to handle application state effortlessly, making it ideal for managing complex UI components or global application data.

  • @brainstack/store: A package that combines @brainstack/hub and @brainstack/state unlocking state management with event handling, providing a convenient solution for managing application state and responding to state changes using event-driven programming.

  • @brainstack/config: A micro config manager package that lets you manage configuration settings efficiently and flexibly, ensuring smooth application setup and behavior.

  • @brainstack/auth: The Brainstack Auth SDK is a powerful tool for managing user authentication in various applications. It provides a unified interface to interact with authentication methods, abstracting the underlying complexities and offering a streamlined API.

  • @brainstack/crud: A micro CRUD package that provides a convenient way to perform Create, Read, Update, and Delete operations on data sources, making data manipulation straightforward.

Usage

The @brainstack/core package serves as a convenient entry point to access and utilize the included micro packages in your application.

Importing

To use the various micro packages, simply import them from @brainstack/core. For example:

import { inject, Dependency } from '@brainstack/core';
import { createLogger } from '@brainstack/core';
import { createHub } from '@brainstack/core';
// Import other packages as needed

Example Use Case

Imagine you're building a sophisticated web application that requires efficient communication between components, detailed logging, and centralized state management. Instead of manually integrating separate libraries for these tasks, you can leverage the power of @brainstack/core.

import { createLogger, createHub, createStateManager } from '@brainstack/core';

// Create a logger instance
const logger = createLogger();

// Create a hub for event communication
const hub = createHub();

// Create a state manager for managing application state
const stateManager = createStateManager();

// Now you can use these instances throughout your application
// ... other code ...

Use Cases

The @brainstack/core package is ideal for:

  • Building modular applications that follow best practices for dependency management, logging, and communication.
  • Streamlining development by providing simple and focused solutions for common challenges.
  • Simplifying the setup and management of application-wide configuration and state.
  • Promoting code reusability and maintainability through encapsulated logic and agents.
  • Ensuring consistent and efficient data manipulation with the CRUD package.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you would like to contribute to this module, please follow these guidelines:

Fork the repository
Create a new branch for your changes
Make your changes and commit them with descriptive commit messages
Push your changes to your fork
Submit a pull request

License

This module is released under the MIT License.