FlowJS (Work in Progress)
Hello, world! Example:
// Setup code
async function hello() {
return 'hello'
}
// More setup code
async function world(data) {
return `${data}, world!`
}
// The good stuff
const result = await flow.promisify()
.from(hello)
.to(world)
.run()
// result: hello, world!
async function hello() {
return 'hello'
}
// More setup code
async function world(data) {
return `${data}, world!`
}
// The good stuff
const result = await flow.promisify()
.from(hello)
.to(world)
.run()
// result: hello, world!
Features:
- Zero dependencies
- Tiny library size! Under 2.50 KB minified and under 1KB gzipped!
- Cross Platform - Runs everywhere Javascript does
- Declarative style (tell the library WHAT you want, not how you want it) - 1 2 3 4
- Functions have a lot of freedom, use: return values, Promises, async/await, or the traditional callback. Flow gets out of your way!
Installation:
npm install https://github.com/NuFlow/FlowJS --save
Include into your project (CommonJS)
const Flow = require('flow')
const flow = new Flow()
const flow = new Flow()
Tools used to create FlowJS:
- Rollup for building and bundling
- FlowType for static type-checking
- Jest for runtime tests
- WallabyJS for debugging and helping Jest along