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frp-middleware

v0.0.5

Published

an abstraction for adding minimal functional reactive middleware functionality

Downloads

10

Readme

FRP Middelware

Build Status

This module aims to ease building middleware DSL's. It implements a basic functional reactive programming Interface.

Installation

$ npm install frp-middelware --save

Usage

how to use an Stream

let stream = new SomeStream()

stream.map(data  => data + '!!!') // => hello world!!!
      .fork(data => data + '???') // => hello world!!!???
      .map(data  => data + '...') // => hello world!!!...

// invokes the stream
stream.subscribe()

how to write your own Stream

import Middleware from 'frp-middleware'

class SomeStream extends Middleware {
  subscribe() { // or you could use the 'emit' method. it is the same thing
    const middleware = super.subscribe()
    setIntervall(() => middleware('hello world'), 500)
  }
}

API

#map

changes the data in the stream and passes the altered data to the next function in the pipeline

#fork

Forks a stream and applies a function to it. The child stream runs independently of the parent stream.

#subscribe

Returns the middleware function Should be implemented as a way to start listening to the stream.

#emit

Returns the middleware function. Should be implemented as a way to fire events on the stream.

Examples

plain-tcp