A simple library for flux architecture
var assert = require('assert');
var minux = require('./index');
minux().set({
a: 1,
b: 2,
c: {
d: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5],
e: {
f: {
g: 2
}
}
}
});
assert(minux().get('a') === 1);
assert(minux().get('c.d[0]') === 1);
assert(minux('c.d').get('[0]') === 1);
assert(minux('c.e').get('f.g') === 2);
minux().set({ a: 2 });
assert(minux().get('a') === 2);
assert(minux().get('b') === 2);
minux('a').set(2);
assert(minux().get('a') === 2);
minux('a').set({
a1: 1,
a2: {
a21: 1
}
});
assert(minux().get('a.a1') === 1);
assert(minux().get('a.a2.a21') === 1);
minux('a').set('a2.a21', 3);
assert(minux().get('a.a2.a21') === 3);
minux('a.a2.a21').set(5);
assert(minux().get('a.a2.a21') === 5);
minux('a.a2').set({ a22: 6 });
assert(minux().get('a.a2.a21') === 5);
assert(minux().get('a.a2.a22') === 6);
minux('a.a2').set('a22', {a221: 6});
minux('a').set('a2.a22', {a222: 'a222'});
assert(minux().get('a.a2.a22.a221') === 6);
assert(minux().get('a.a2.a22.a222') === 'a222');
minux('a.a2.a22').replace(2);
assert(minux().get('a.a2.a22.a222') === undefined);
assert(minux().get('a.a2.a22') === 2);
console.log('-----Test notify------');
minux('a.a2.a21').on(function() {
console.log('Value of a.a2.a21 changed to: ', JSON.stringify(minux('a.a2.a21').value()));
})
minux('a.a2').on(function() {
console.log('Value of a.a2 changed to: ', JSON.stringify(minux('a.a2').value()));
});
minux('a').on(function() {
console.log('Value of a changed to: ', JSON.stringify(minux('a').value()));
});
console.log('> a.a2.a23 = 1');
minux().set('a.a2', {
a23: 1
});
console.log('\n\n');
console.log('> a.a2.a21.a211 = 1');
minux().set('a.a2.a21', {
a211: 1
});
console.log('\n\n');
console.log('GOOD JOB!')Where path is a string like foo.bar or foo.bar[0][1] or [0][1].foo['bar'].
The path also can be an array: ['foo', 'bar', 0]
The function will return a minux object
return the value in store get by path(*)
Where path is a string like foo.bar or foo.bar[0][1] or [0][1].foo['bar'].
The path also can be an array: ['foo', 'bar', 0]
return the value in object get by path
Where path is a string like foo.bar or foo.bar[0][1] or [0][1].foo['bar'].
The path also can be an array: ['foo', 'bar', 0]
The function will shallow merge value into current value. The function will trigger to interested events
Where path is a string like foo.bar or foo.bar[0][1] or [0][1].foo['bar'].
The path also can be an array: ['foo', 'bar', 0]
The function will change current value to new value. The function will trigger to interested events
Add an event to listen
Remove an event to listen
With npm do:
npm install minuxMIT
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