npm install rx-flux => not in npm registry

[pillowsoft]

I'd like to try it out, but get this:

npm ERR! 404 'rx-flux' is not in the npm registry.
npm ERR! 404 You should bug the author to publish it

I can of course pull it off github, but figure you might want to get it in the registry. Thanks!!!

[fdecampredon]

This library is a work in progress, I should publish it soon on npm, but need to do some extra work before.

[hekike]

@fdecampredon what do you think, how much time do you need? Can I help with something? I really would like to see it on npm ;)

[fdecampredon]

in fact I have a last refactoring scheduled for store :d and I should publish it, it should be ready next week :) sorry for the delay.

[hekike]

@fdecampredon sounds great! ;)

[jfsiii]

@fdecampredon is 96a60e7 the refactoring you mentioned in #2 (comment)?

[fdecampredon]

Yup now I just need to figure how to handle error properly/update doc and the 0.2 should be published on npm, I also just created a 0.1 tag with old store version for those who used it (if there is any)

[hekike]

@fdecampredon why not follow the proper semver and release 1.0.0?
Btw I mentioned your lib here: http://blog.risingstack.com/flux-inspired-libraries-with-react/ ;)

[fdecampredon]

Thank you @hekike.

Yes I'm thinking about it however I'm still not 100% happy with the current implementation.
Here are my concern :

• Error handling in store :
  • from the initialValue observable
  • in transform function
• Error handling in action:
  • Should the observable notify error ?
  • Should it rethrows the error ?
• Where data validation should be done:
  • Inside actions ?
  • inside the react component ?

Also I'm thinking about a way to define action inspired by https://github.com/staltz/cycle (see the actual todomvc example). But I'm not so happy with the result :/.

Finally while I like my operation system on store, and how it allows to be reverted (for smooth integration with remote async call), I'm still not 100% happy with the result, I'm thinking about a possibility to directly listen 'actions' on a node server (yes it might seems crazy but it has some logic from a reactive point of view) but I think it would need to be done in a separate project.

Until all those concerns are cleared I'll publish only 0.x the 0.2 is scheduled soon, I just want to handle error properly. By the way if any of you have feedbacks/comments It could help me in my reflexion

[ivanoats]

I'd like to see an 0.x soon please, because:

1. The examples depend on it in npm
2. I'd like to start using this and potentially contributing. I think it's great! Thanks for putting this together.

[BerkeleyTrue]

How about adding onError property to the store definition and having it handle both operation errors.

[fdecampredon]

OK since there seems to be some bunch of people really interested in rx-flux I'm quite happy, however I feel sorry and I must apologize, because I didn't had much time to work on it until now.
Now I want to resume my work on that one and I won't switch to any other side projects until I have designed the right api for this one and published it on npm, rest assured.

However I think I had some good idea here and I think this project deserves the right api before being published, If any of you want to help me please go see #10

[zbyte64]

👍

[simonexmachina]

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[SupremeTechnopriest]

@fdecampredon let me know if I can be of any service to you. For anyone who needs the latest npm module, I published under my own namespace. npm install @supremetechnopriest/rx-flux you can use that in the mean time while @fdecampredon and I get this library production ready.

[fdecampredon]

I believe that rx-flux offer no advantage over @gaearon https://github.com/rackt/redux, and I clearly encourage you to use it instead of this project.
I won't maintain it, anyway it always have been more an experiment than anything (that's mainly why I never published it to npm).

[fdecampredon]

SupremeTechnopriest I gave you the right over the project, if you wish to maintain it feel free !
Feel also free to ask for any advice!