Pragmatic, Reactive State Management for JavaScript Apps

```shell script npm i @activejs/core ``` ### 🚀 [Get Started](https://docs.activejs.dev/intro/getting-started) ### 📖 [Documentation](https://docs.activejs.dev) ### 🤾 [Playground](https://activejs.dev/#/playground) ### 📑 [TodoMVC Example](https://activejs.dev/#/examples/todomvc) ### ⚡ Quick Example This is how an implementation of a simple **counter** looks like, using a [NumUnit](https://docs.activejs.dev/fundamentals/units/numunit), one of the reactive data structures that ActiveJS provides. The NumUnit stores and provides a `number` value at all times ensuring the **type-safety**. ```typescript // initialize a reactive data structure to store numbers const counter = new NumUnit(); // with default initial-value 0 // two pure functions to produce an appropriate new value const increment = value => value + 1; const decrement = value => value - 1; // subscribe for reactive value access, and log the value counter.subscribe(value => console.log(value)); // immediately logs 0, and will log any future values // increment counter.dispatch(increment); // you'll see 1 in the console // the pure function is called with the current value and // the returned value is dispatched automatically // decrement counter.dispatch(decrement); // you'll see 0 in the console // that's it our counter is complete // you can also access the value directly console.log(counter.value()); // logs 0 ``` ### 📊 Quick Comparisons

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### 🤝 Contributing We welcome all contributions, whether you're reporting an issue, helping us fix bugs, improve the docs, or spread the word. We also welcome your suggestions and feedback. ### ⚖ Licence [MIT](https://github.com/activejs/activejs/blob/master/LICENSE) ### 💻 Author [Ankit Singh](https://twitter.com/AlionBalyan)