Motorcycle.ts
A statically-typed, functional and reactive framework for modern browsers
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Packages
- @motorcycle/types -- A shared-kernel of types for Motorcycle
- @motorcycle/stream -- Functional and reactive event streams for Motorcycle.ts
- @motorcycle/run -- A statically-typed, functional and reactive framework for modern browsers
- @motorcycle/test -- Testing functions for Motorcycle.ts
- @motorcycle/dom -- Declarative, functional, reactive abstractions for the DOM
- @motorcycle/mostly-dom -- Motorcycle.ts adapter for mostly-dom
Examples
- Counter
- Traffic Light
- Sokoban -- A type of transport puzzle, in which the player pushes boxes or crates around in a warehouse, trying to get them to storage locations.
- Drag-n-Drop -- A simple drag-n-drop reorderable list.
Developing
Requirements
For generating changelog (for those with NPM publishing rights)
- Ruby >= v2.1.0
- Github Personal Access Token
- Save the access token you generated for later usage
In your terminal, run the following:
Note: sudo may be required for all of the following terminal commands.
# If you're on a Debian-based Linux Distribution, install rake
gem install rake
# Install Github Changelog Generator
gem install github_changelog_generatorIn your .bash_profile, .zshrc or equivalent shell configuration file, add the
following:
export CHANGELOG_GITHUB_TOKEN=$GITHUB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN_GENERATED_ABOVEIn a new terminal, you should now be able to successfully run yarn changelog
to generate an up-to-date CHANGELOG.md.