Highland.js vs Proppy
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ProppyJS is a tiny 1.5kB JavaScript library for composing props (object that components receive to render themselves). The generated props can then be used in your favourite components-based UI framework (like React or Vue.js). | It manages synchronous and asynchronous code easily, using nothing more than standard JavaScript and Node-like Streams. You may be familiar with Promises, EventEmitters and callbacks, but moving between them is far from seamless. |
Stateless - Your component layer ends up becoming stateless, and only responsible for accepting props and rendering them.; Functional - With your props being composed in functions, they become easier to expand as your requirements grow.; Providers - With Proppy's providers, you can set application-wide global object accessible anywhere in your components tree.; Interoperable - Integrating other libraries to your components layer becomes a breeze with the suite of functions that Proppy provides you.; Testing - With clear separation between props generation and components, you can now unit test them separately with ease.; Freedom - Since Proppy connects to your favourite UI rendering library, you have the freedom to switch with minimal effort. | Intended to work with node.js(or browserify) environment which is really nice;
No alien concepts(from JavaScript/Node perspective);
Back-pressure;
The implementation is on top of Node streams which is really great idea;
Small footprint |
Statistics | |
GitHub Stars 937 | GitHub Stars 3.4K |
GitHub Forks 27 | GitHub Forks 147 |
Stacks 1 | Stacks 0 |
Followers 14 | Followers 2 |
Votes 0 | Votes 0 |
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