Tags: ds300/derivablejs

2.0.0-beta.0

version 0.12.1

version 12.0.0

version 0.11.0

A very common pattern I've needed in my use of DerivableJS has been
starting and stopping some reactor based on the value of some piece
of state. [Dependent Reactors](#16)
were implemented for this very reason, and it seems to be an elegant way to
express many kinds of effectful logic.

This new method enables one to avoid giving the dependent reactor
a lexical binding. e.g. before you would do this:

    const r = $thing.reactor(doEffects);

    $condition.react(cond => {
      if (cond) r.start.force();
      else r.stop();
    };

now you can just write:

    $thing.reactWhen($condition, doEffects);

lemon squeezy

version 0.10.0

version 0.9.3

version 0.9.2

version 0.9.1