WebRx is a browser-based MVVM-Framework that combines functional-reactive programming with declarative Data-Binding, Templating and Client-Side Routing.
The framework is written in Typescript and built on top of ReactiveX for Javascript (RxJs) which is a powerful set of libraries for processing and querying asynchronous data-streams that can originate from diverse sources such as Http-Requests, Input-Events, Timers and much more.
- Tested with IE9+, Firefox 5+, Chrome 5+, Safari 5+, Android Browser 4.0+, iOS Safari 5.0+
- Documentation
- Developed in TypeScript (just like Angular 2.0)
- Declarative One-way and Two-way data-binding with many built-in operators
- Supports self-contained, reusable Components modelled after the upcoming Web-Components standard
- Out-of-the box support for Modules to facilitate code-reuse and separation of concerns
- Integrated state-based routing engine inspired by Angular's UI-Router
- No dependencies besides RxJS
- Compact (~25Kb minified & compressed)
- NuGet Installation
PM> Install-Package WebRx- Bower Installation
bower install WebRx- NPM Installation
npm install webrx- or download the latest release as zip
Make sure to include script-references to rx.all.js before web.rx.js when integrating WebRx into your projects.
WebRx's documentation can be found on here.
Post your questions to Stack Overflow tagged with webrx.
There are many ways to contribute to WebRx.
- Submit bugs and help us verify fixes as they are checked in.
- Review the source code changes.
- Engage with other WebRx users and developers on Stack Overflow.
- Join the #webrx discussion on Twitter.
- Contribute bug fixes.
- Cast your vote at AlternativeTo
MIT license - http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php