Flux empowers your applications with elegant and powerful state management and event handling capabilities. Built on the observable design pattern, Flux provides a lightweight yet robust foundation for managing global signals and states.
Key Features:
- Intuitive State Management: Embrace Flux as an advanced alternative to Redux or Recoil, minus the complexities and unnecessary overhead. Each signal maintains its own value, offering seamless state control.
- Finite-State Machines (FSM): Leverage observables to gracefully manage invocations and state transitions within your finite-state machines.
- Server Context Management: Effortlessly handle server-side context with Flux's elegant context manager, ensuring optimal organization and control.
- Remote Context Management: Manage remote context data with offline-first support and automatic revalidation.
- Fetch State Machine: Simplify state management for server requests with built-in support for fetch operations.
- Observable: Provides the core observable pattern implementation used throughout the Flux ecosystem. See packages/observable for more details.
- Context: A simple yet powerful TypeScript library for managing application context and facilitating efficient communication between components. See packages/context for more details.
- Signal: A lightweight library for managing global signals and state changes. See packages/signal for more details.
- FSM: Core finite-state machine implementation. See packages/fsm for more details.
- FetchStateMachine: Simplifies state management for server requests with built-in support for fetch operations. See packages/fetch-state-machine for more details.
- RemoteContext: Manages remote context data with offline-first support and automatic revalidation. See packages/remote-context for more details.
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This project is licensed under the AGPL-3.0 License.