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ramistat

v1.0.0

Published

Middleware for web applications. Keeps app state in sync with URL, manages history, async orders, live data feeds.

Readme

Ramistat

Middleware for web applications. Keeps app state in sync with URL, manages history, async orders, live data feeds.

What it is

On the browser side, ramistat manages three kinds of state:

  • navigation state - URL-synced, bookmarkable, shareable, history-tracked, every link is open-in-new-tab compatible, URLs are automatically shortened.
  • remote state – live view of backend data with automatic validity tracking (*)
  • orders – async requests to backend (*).
  • cache

On the server side, ramistat handles:

  • url shortening
  • live state production - with all the niceties offered by the Hakuban library
  • async REST API - dispatch, execution, load balancing (*)
  • MCP - including knowledge base (*)

How to use

Installation

Browser setup

import { StateManager } from 'ramistat'

const manager = StateManager.build()
	.with_url_shortener()
	.run()

for await (const state of manager.states()) {
	// state.navigation is the "location" state, tracked by browser history and the url bar
	// state.remote gives access to live backend data
	
	// TODO: 3-lines of mithril, showing how to access current navigation state value, and how to generate an A-tag
	// TODO: 3-lines of mithril, showing how to show live remote state
}

Backend (optional)

cargo install ramistat
ramistat --database-url postgresql://my_user@db_host/db_name --scrambler-key 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 serve

StateManager builder

TODO: describe builder methods

NavigationState methods

// shared state data
state.navigation.get("key")
state.navigation.set("key", "value")

// private state data (not URL-encoded)
state.navigation.private_get("key")
state.navigation.private_set("key", "value")

// generate attributes for an A-tag
state.navigation.set("view", "new-view").remove("some_old_id").hrefs()
// generate a url
state.navigation.set("view", "new-view").remove("some_old_id").url()
// trigger navigation instantly
state.navigation.set("view", "new-view").remove("some_old_id").navigate_to()

TODO: document all methods; explain state immutability

Live remote state subscription

// (re-)define what's needed
state.observe(definer=>{
	definer.observe("robots", [], "robot-list")
})

// access the state
state.remote.robots
state.remote.robots.data

Cache

TODO: describe how to use state.cache

Scopes

TODO: describe how to use scopes

Getting help

  • matrix channel: #ramistat:matrix.org
  • Repository: https://gitlab.com/yunta/ramistat/
  • Author: yunta [email protected]
  • License: MIT