Do you mind evaluate and possibly add my immutable helper library ImmutableAssign to your Immutable Data section?

[engineforce]

Hi Mark, I love your redux-ecosystem-links, it is really useful. Do you mind evaluate and possibly add my immutable helper library ImmutableAssign to your Immutable Data section?

Following is the advantages that differentiate it from other immutable libraries:

• It leaves your JS objects completely untouched (except the optional deep-freeze), it does not wrap around nor add any methods/properties to your JS objects.
• No magic keywords, such as $set, $push introduced by Immutability Helpers
• It works really well with TypeScript, because of its generic type argument inference; and since you are working with plain JS objects (not the wrapper objects), you can utilize the full power of TypeScript: IntelliSense, type checking, and refactoring, etc.
• Works well with other libraries, such as lodash and underscore, please refer to the example 4 on its homepage.
• Extremely simple API (only one method), however since it works with other libraries such as lodash, it provides all the functionalities you need plus immutability.

Thanks

[markerikson]

Hey. Saw your comment on Medium, and actually just added it. See 9d578bf9551505d592c085bc1675b575320c37a4 .

Looks useful. The fact that it's actually doing a parse of the getter function is... interesting. Kinda curious how well that works. How does it handle object lookups that don't exist, ie, a.b.c where b isn't there?

[engineforce]

It will throw an exception: Cannot read property 'c' of undefined. I think this is expected behavior.

[engineforce]

In addition, this library has been fully unit tested in node.js and major browsers, and I have been using it in a production application works quite well.