simplygreatwork/godsend

A simple and eloquent workflow for streaming messages to micro-services.

Welcome! These are some recent projects I've made.

Vanilla has super clean tiny libraries for reactive bus messaging, url routing, and components for client-side JavaScript views.

Textbase is a clean, simple, composable, event-driven, rich text editor framework for the web which can be extended with custom block and inline elements in a non-opinionated manner.

Obvious offers a way to learn quantum computing using a small, hackable, optimized framework with examples.

Pluck is a programming language construction kit. Get started with WebAssembly text format syntax and macros.

Callbag Cookbook includes examples of using reactive, asynchronous data streams in the browser (as callbags). This is an older repository dabbling with callbags.

Inverted CSS is an a CSS-in-JS library which flattens CSS to be property first, then selectors, then media queries. So, for example, you could group every background color adjustment as a single logical group.

Ordering Tree is a very simple kernel, the basis of a minimum viable product, for an ordering system.

Godsend is a simple and eloquent workflow for streaming messages to micro-services with examples.

Goodshow is an entity-component user interface library for WebGL - leaning toward Material Design.

Goodshow DOM is an entity-component user interface library for DOM - leaning toward Material Design. It's an incomplete port of the WebGL edition of Goodshow.

godsend's Issues

Convert README examples to ES6

I feel like the initial review would be a lot clearer with some changes, e.g. arrow functions.

Potential Cyclical Error when Sorting Processors Upon Request

In Godsend, whenever a request is handled, all processors which handle the request have to be identified and sorted by execution order. Today I discovered a potential cyclical error issue when the processors are sorted. So this is just a heads up in case you happen to encounter a cyclical error issue when you make a request. I have identified a solution and the fix is my highest priority.