pyReframe

A python port of reframe from clojure.

Why?

reframe is a great pattern for working with changing state. reframe originally is intended to be used in building SPAs, but I found myself using the library in other contexts.

How:

Instead of a single library, we acutally have a reframe object, which instanticates the database, and methods.

reframe class

from pyReframe import Reframe, pmap
from pyrsistent import pmap

# instantiate a reframe object
R = Reframe(db=pmap({'foo': 'bar'}))

the beauty and speed of fpr comes from the use of persistent, immutable datastructures. for that reason, the reframe database is a pyrsistent pmap, which implements persistent data strucutures in python.

The other dependnecy is pyRx, which implements reactive programming in python.

subscriptions

events

dispatch

interceptors

Default interceptors for a reframe object can be retrived in the .interceptors attribute.