reapp-component

Component is a tiny, no-dependency library designed for top-down applications.

It's essentially a factory, that provides two things on it's factories:

• Decorators through addDecorator
• Dependency Injection through addStatics

So essentially Dependency Injection and Decorations.

In reapp it's optional, but we found it helpful when creating large apps, for times when you want to add a mixin to every class, or have commonly used ones. As well as for injecting stuff like stores, etc.

Because React apps use gradual controller-view -> view trees DI is typically very simple and more akin to global variables. Decorators are helpful for medium to large scale apps. They can help you have default mixins, and automate other tasks you'd normally do all over the place.

Usage

var c1 = Component();

c1.addDecorator(spec => {
  spec.decorated = true;
  return spec;
});

c1.addStatics('hello', 'world');

assert(c1.hello === 'world');
assert(c1({}) === { decorated: true })