Reactive state manager based on Flutter Bloc library
For the last couple of months I've been working on web frontend projects (primarily with Svelte), and been struggling to find a state manager that clearly separates domain/application logic of UI.
One of the solutions I've worked with in the past that achieves it is the bloc library. I really like it for three main reasons:
- it's declarative and reactive
- provides a clean API
- segregates UI actions and updates in two basic elements: events and state
The bloc library was developed for Flutter and it's internals, and not considering JS frameworks such as Svelte or React. I couldn't find a complete port of the library, so I've decided to port in different frameworks that I work with, by maintaining the library API and goals, but stripping down everything that I feel is not needed.
Since this library is a semi-port of the bloc library, it wouldn't be fair to maintain the original name (bloc). The name reactor is inspired by the library mechanics of reacting to events to mapping them as states to then reacting to each state on the UI.
Currently, the library is available on the following frameworks. For a quick-start on how to use each library, visit
their README.md:
Found any bug (including typos) in the package? Do you have any suggestion or feature to include for future releases? Please create an issue via GitHub in order to track each contribution. Also, pull requests are very welcome!