A predictable reactive framework for Rust apps inspired by Redux
Reactor for arrays of arbitrary length.Reducer for references, slices, and arrays.SpawnDispatcher in favor of the more flexible associated function Store::into_task.<dyn Reactor>::from_sink and <dyn Dispatcher>::from_sink in favor of AsyncReactor and AsyncDispatcher respectively, both of which can be constructed from any type that implements futures::sink::Sink.Store necessarily requires a type that implements Reactor as the second argument to simplify testing.#70 Added feature alloc for finer grained control over dependencies.
#76 Generalized Reactor<S> for dynamically sized types, i.e. S: ?Sized.
#79 Marked blanket impls of R: Reducer for [R], [R; N] and &mut R that have no practical for removal in a future release.
#82 Added Dispatcher::from_sink that adapts any Sink into a Dispatcher.
#85 Added Reactor::from_sink_with that takes a user defined function Fn(&S) -> O to adapt any Sink<O> into a Sink<&S>.
#81 Refactored SpawnDispatcher by introducing generic parameters and extracting outputs into associated types. Though code may fail to compile as a result of this, the fix should be trivial boils down to specifying the missing generic parameters.
#85 Store<S, R> now implements Sink<A> only if R: Reactor<A> + for<'s> Sink<&'s S>, where previously it required R: Reactor<A> + Sink<S> instead and internally cloned &S into S. To migrate from the previous version, consider taking advantage of Reactor::from_sink .
Reactor for Option and mpsc::Sender.Reactor to always return Result and to bind to &mut self.Sink may now be transformed into a Reactor using Reactor::from_sink.futures-rs (feature async) is now enabled by default.#[no_std] environments.Reactor for Option and mpsc::Sender.Reactor to always return Result and to bind to &mut self.Sink may now be transformed into a Reactor using Reactor::from_sink.futures-rs (feature async) is now enabled by default.#[no_std] environments.