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plunge

v0.0.1

Published

**WORK IN PROGRESS: Lots to do before it's production ready.**

Downloads

6

Readme

Plunge

WORK IN PROGRESS: Lots to do before it's production ready.

Plunge is a Event Store, it keeps a high fidelity data on the application, enabling easy rollback.

It could be considerd as a Flux Store, but it is more than that. It's probably more of an Store/Action combination.

I guess this is my version of facebook's future Relay they keep talking about.

Install

npm install plunge

Usage

TODO

TODO

  • [x] Create a Singleton that Stores all the hifi data.
  • [x] Create a context or scope type class that wraps the singleton.
  • [ ] Get sub-events if requested. (In Progress)
  • [ ] Create config documentation / standards. (In Progress)
  • [ ] Get, Save, Update & Delete Data
  • [ ] Data Validation
  • [ ] Trigger from other events
  • [ ] Local changes vs server value.
  • [ ] Create Example.