This is an attempt to port the core ideas of The Elm Architecture to a JavaScript library. Although our goal is to develop a real-world application with it, we don't plan in releasing Olmo as a "yet another..." but sure keeping it up to date so you can use it as a starting point if you find it useful.
- We find Elm's architecture more easy to follow than Redux's.
- There's a standarized interface for effects.
- Rendering is no different and is treated as an effect. Actually Olmo don't take any action in which library it uses for rendering, that's your app's decision.
- Although we think CycleJS is awesome, we found that break a Cycle app as a main function into subcomponents might be kind of difficult, at least for us, and Cycle don't take any explicit action in that direction to guide us.
Run any example with npm run ex<number of the example>, eg: npm run ex1
- Simple counter / demo
- Counter pair / demo
- List of counters / demo
- Fancier list of counters / demo
- Random Gif Viewer / demo
Run npm test or npm run test:watch.