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dipole

v2.6.1

Published

dipole - tiny reactive state management that just works

Downloads

41

Readme

NPM version Minzipped size codecov

dipole is tiny (just about 2K min gz) reactive state management library that could be used standalone or with React/Preact. It's heavily inspired by MobX and was initially thought as a pedagogical re-implementation of its core features, and had grown later to a complete library. At this moment dipole can be seen as MobX minus "magic".

dipole features

  • Clean and minimalistic object-oriented implementation of observable/functional reactive paradigm in about 500 lines of code
  • Opaque data structures - you can easily examine dipole internals in debugger, no class fields is mangled
  • Performance optimizations - even with a huge amount of observable/computed values dipole runs as efficiently as possible
  • Good test suit - 100% test coverage for complex use cases

Installation

npm install --save dipole

Documentation

Check out the full documentation on dipole.js.org

Introduction

Check out the introduction page

Examples

Check out the Examples page

Author

Eugene Daragan

License

MIT