A very small functional reactive programming lib for JavaScript.
Turns your asynchronous callback-hell into declarative code heaven, by switching from imperative to functional. Instead of working with uncounted event callbacks you will work with precise and composable event streams.
Here is all you need to get started:
Here you can find multiple examples
Check out the Streamly.js repository and run npm install.
Then build the minified sources by running
./grunt dist
The resulting JavaScript files will be generated in the dist directory.
Run all unit tests:
./grunt test
Runtime: jQuery (optional for jQuery bindings) Build/test: node.js, npm, grunt
This lib is inspired by the great functional reactive library Bacon.js and RxJS.
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2015 Mathias Karstädt
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