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A small functional reactive programming lib for JavaScript. Turns your event spaghetti into clean and declarative feng shui bacon, by switching from imperative to functional. It's like replacing nested for-loops with functional programming concepts like map and filter. Stop working on individual events and work with event-streams instead.BACON.JS 1.0
See also zipWith and zipAsArray for zipping more than 2 sources.. observable.slidingWindow(max ) returns a Property that represents a "sliding window" into the history of the values of the Observable. The result Property will have a value that is an array containing the last n values of the original observable, where n is at most the value of the max argument, and at least the value of TUTORIALS - GITHUB PAGES This relies on the fact that the onValue method, like many other Bacon.js methods, supports different sets of parameters. One of them is the above form, which can be translated as "call the attr method of the register button and use disabled as the first argument". The second argument for the attr method will be taken from the current property value.. You could also do the same byBACONJS
Bacon.js starting from version 3.0 is a Typescript library so you won't need any external types. Just Install using npm. npm install baconjs. Then you can. import { EventStream, once } from "baconjs" let s: EventStream = once ("hello") s.log () As you can see, the global methods, such as once are imported separately.BACONJS
A shorthand for combining multiple sources (streams, properties, constants) as array and assigning the side-effect function f for the values. The following example would log the number 3. function f(a, b) { console.log (a + b) } Bacon.onValues (Bacon.constant (1), Bacon.constant (2), f)BUS | BACONJS
Contains a structured version of what toString returns. The structured description is an object that contains the fields context, method and args.For example, for Bacon.fromArray().desc you'd get OBSERVABLE | BACONJS Contains a structured version of what toString returns. The structured description is an object that contains the fields context, method and args.For example, for Bacon.fromArray().desc you'd getEND | BACONJS
An event that indicates the end of an EventStream or a Property.No more events can be emitted after this one.PROPERTY | BACONJS
A reactive property. Has the concept of "current value". You can create a Property from an EventStream by using either toProperty or scan method. Note: depending on how a Property is created, it may or may not have an initial value.EVENTSTREAM
EventStream represents a stream of events. It is an Observable object, meaning that you can listen to events in the stream using, for instance, the onValue method with a callback. To create an EventStream, you'll want to use one of the following factory methods: BACON.JS - FUNCTIONAL REACTIVE PROGRAMMING LIBRARY FORMAPMERGEINTRODUCTION (SLIDESHOW)API REFERENCEGAME PROGRAMMINGAPIDOCS 3.0
A small functional reactive programming lib for JavaScript. Turns your event spaghetti into clean and declarative feng shui bacon, by switching from imperative to functional. It's like replacing nested for-loops with functional programming concepts like map and filter. Stop working on individual events and work with event-streams instead.BACON.JS 1.0
See also zipWith and zipAsArray for zipping more than 2 sources.. observable.slidingWindow(max ) returns a Property that represents a "sliding window" into the history of the values of the Observable. The result Property will have a value that is an array containing the last n values of the original observable, where n is at most the value of the max argument, and at least the value of TUTORIALS - GITHUB PAGES This relies on the fact that the onValue method, like many other Bacon.js methods, supports different sets of parameters. One of them is the above form, which can be translated as "call the attr method of the register button and use disabled as the first argument". The second argument for the attr method will be taken from the current property value.. You could also do the same byBACONJS
Bacon.js starting from version 3.0 is a Typescript library so you won't need any external types. Just Install using npm. npm install baconjs. Then you can. import { EventStream, once } from "baconjs" let s: EventStream = once ("hello") s.log () As you can see, the global methods, such as once are imported separately.BACONJS
A shorthand for combining multiple sources (streams, properties, constants) as array and assigning the side-effect function f for the values. The following example would log the number 3. function f(a, b) { console.log (a + b) } Bacon.onValues (Bacon.constant (1), Bacon.constant (2), f)BUS | BACONJS
Contains a structured version of what toString returns. The structured description is an object that contains the fields context, method and args.For example, for Bacon.fromArray().desc you'd get OBSERVABLE | BACONJS Contains a structured version of what toString returns. The structured description is an object that contains the fields context, method and args.For example, for Bacon.fromArray().desc you'd getEND | BACONJS
An event that indicates the end of an EventStream or a Property.No more events can be emitted after this one.PROPERTY | BACONJS
A reactive property. Has the concept of "current value". You can create a Property from an EventStream by using either toProperty or scan method. Note: depending on how a Property is created, it may or may not have an initial value.EVENTSTREAM
EventStream represents a stream of events. It is an Observable object, meaning that you can listen to events in the stream using, for instance, the onValue method with a callback. To create an EventStream, you'll want to use one of the following factory methods:END | BACONJS
An event that indicates the end of an EventStream or a Property.No more events can be emitted after this one.VALUE | BACONJS
Can be distinguished from other events using hasValue. Type parameters. V; Hierarchy. Event < V >. Value. Next; Initial; Index. Constructors. constructor; PropertiesDESC | BACONJS
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Preparing search index The search index is not available; Options. All. Public; Public/Protected; All BACON.JS - FUNCTIONAL REACTIVE PROGRAMMING LIBRARY FOR Bacon.js is a functional reactive programming library for javascript. Type a word with at least three characters into the box.BACON.JS 1.0
See also zipWith and zipAsArray for zipping more than 2 sources.. observable.slidingWindow(max ) returns a Property that represents a "sliding window" into the history of the values of the Observable. The result Property will have a value that is an array containing the last n values of the original observable, where n is at most the value of the max argument, and at least the value of TUTORIALS - GITHUB PAGES This relies on the fact that the onValue method, like many other Bacon.js methods, supports different sets of parameters. One of them is the above form, which can be translated as "call the attr method of the register button and use disabled as the first argument". The second argument for the attr method will be taken from the current property value.. You could also do the same byBACONJS
Bacon.js starting from version 3.0 is a Typescript library so you won't need any external types. Just Install using npm. npm install baconjs. Then you can. import { EventStream, once } from "baconjs" let s: EventStream = once ("hello") s.log () As you can see, the global methods, such as once are imported separately.BUS | BACONJS
Contains a structured version of what toString returns. The structured description is an object that contains the fields context, method and args.For example, for Bacon.fromArray().desc you'd get OBSERVABLE | BACONJS Contains a structured version of what toString returns. The structured description is an object that contains the fields context, method and args.For example, for Bacon.fromArray().desc you'd getPROPERTY | BACONJS
A reactive property. Has the concept of "current value". You can create a Property from an EventStream by using either toProperty or scan method. Note: depending on how a Property is created, it may or may not have an initial value.END | BACONJS
An event that indicates the end of an EventStream or a Property.No more events can be emitted after this one.VALUE | BACONJS
Can be distinguished from other events using hasValue. Type parameters. V; Hierarchy. Event < V >. Value. Next; Initial; Index. Constructors. constructor; PropertiesEVENTSTREAM
EventStream represents a stream of events. It is an Observable object, meaning that you can listen to events in the stream using, for instance, the onValue method with a callback. BACON.JS - FUNCTIONAL REACTIVE PROGRAMMING LIBRARY FOR Bacon.js is a functional reactive programming library for javascript. Type a word with at least three characters into the box.BACON.JS 1.0
See also zipWith and zipAsArray for zipping more than 2 sources.. observable.slidingWindow(max ) returns a Property that represents a "sliding window" into the history of the values of the Observable. The result Property will have a value that is an array containing the last n values of the original observable, where n is at most the value of the max argument, and at least the value of TUTORIALS - GITHUB PAGES This relies on the fact that the onValue method, like many other Bacon.js methods, supports different sets of parameters. One of them is the above form, which can be translated as "call the attr method of the register button and use disabled as the first argument". The second argument for the attr method will be taken from the current property value.. You could also do the same byBACONJS
Bacon.js starting from version 3.0 is a Typescript library so you won't need any external types. Just Install using npm. npm install baconjs. Then you can. import { EventStream, once } from "baconjs" let s: EventStream = once ("hello") s.log () As you can see, the global methods, such as once are imported separately.BUS | BACONJS
Contains a structured version of what toString returns. The structured description is an object that contains the fields context, method and args.For example, for Bacon.fromArray().desc you'd get OBSERVABLE | BACONJS Contains a structured version of what toString returns. The structured description is an object that contains the fields context, method and args.For example, for Bacon.fromArray().desc you'd getPROPERTY | BACONJS
A reactive property. Has the concept of "current value". You can create a Property from an EventStream by using either toProperty or scan method. Note: depending on how a Property is created, it may or may not have an initial value.END | BACONJS
An event that indicates the end of an EventStream or a Property.No more events can be emitted after this one.VALUE | BACONJS
Can be distinguished from other events using hasValue. Type parameters. V; Hierarchy. Event < V >. Value. Next; Initial; Index. Constructors. constructor; PropertiesEVENTSTREAM
EventStream represents a stream of events. It is an Observable object, meaning that you can listen to events in the stream using, for instance, the onValue method with a callback.END | BACONJS
An event that indicates the end of an EventStream or a Property.No more events can be emitted after this one.EVENT | BACONJS
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Preparing search index The search index is not available; Options. All. Public; Public/Protected; All BACON.JS - FUNCTIONAL REACTIVE PROGRAMMING LIBRARY FOR Bacon.js is a functional reactive programming library for javascript. Type a word with at least three characters into the box.BACON.JS 1.0
See also zipWith and zipAsArray for zipping more than 2 sources.. observable.slidingWindow(max ) returns a Property that represents a "sliding window" into the history of the values of the Observable. The result Property will have a value that is an array containing the last n values of the original observable, where n is at most the value of the max argument, and at least the value of TUTORIALS - GITHUB PAGES This relies on the fact that the onValue method, like many other Bacon.js methods, supports different sets of parameters. One of them is the above form, which can be translated as "call the attr method of the register button and use disabled as the first argument". The second argument for the attr method will be taken from the current property value.. You could also do the same byBACONJS
Bacon.js starting from version 3.0 is a Typescript library so you won't need any external types. Just Install using npm. npm install baconjs. Then you can. import { EventStream, once } from "baconjs" let s: EventStream = once ("hello") s.log () As you can see, the global methods, such as once are imported separately.BUS | BACONJS
Contains a structured version of what toString returns. The structured description is an object that contains the fields context, method and args.For example, for Bacon.fromArray().desc you'd get OBSERVABLE | BACONJS Contains a structured version of what toString returns. The structured description is an object that contains the fields context, method and args.For example, for Bacon.fromArray().desc you'd getPROPERTY | BACONJS
A reactive property. Has the concept of "current value". You can create a Property from an EventStream by using either toProperty or scan method. Note: depending on how a Property is created, it may or may not have an initial value.END | BACONJS
An event that indicates the end of an EventStream or a Property.No more events can be emitted after this one.VALUE | BACONJS
Can be distinguished from other events using hasValue. Type parameters. V; Hierarchy. Event < V >. Value. Next; Initial; Index. Constructors. constructor; PropertiesEVENTSTREAM
EventStream represents a stream of events. It is an Observable object, meaning that you can listen to events in the stream using, for instance, the onValue method with a callback. BACON.JS - FUNCTIONAL REACTIVE PROGRAMMING LIBRARY FOR Bacon.js is a functional reactive programming library for javascript. Type a word with at least three characters into the box.BACON.JS 1.0
See also zipWith and zipAsArray for zipping more than 2 sources.. observable.slidingWindow(max ) returns a Property that represents a "sliding window" into the history of the values of the Observable. The result Property will have a value that is an array containing the last n values of the original observable, where n is at most the value of the max argument, and at least the value of TUTORIALS - GITHUB PAGES This relies on the fact that the onValue method, like many other Bacon.js methods, supports different sets of parameters. One of them is the above form, which can be translated as "call the attr method of the register button and use disabled as the first argument". The second argument for the attr method will be taken from the current property value.. You could also do the same byBACONJS
Bacon.js starting from version 3.0 is a Typescript library so you won't need any external types. Just Install using npm. npm install baconjs. Then you can. import { EventStream, once } from "baconjs" let s: EventStream = once ("hello") s.log () As you can see, the global methods, such as once are imported separately.BUS | BACONJS
Contains a structured version of what toString returns. The structured description is an object that contains the fields context, method and args.For example, for Bacon.fromArray().desc you'd get OBSERVABLE | BACONJS Contains a structured version of what toString returns. The structured description is an object that contains the fields context, method and args.For example, for Bacon.fromArray().desc you'd getPROPERTY | BACONJS
A reactive property. Has the concept of "current value". You can create a Property from an EventStream by using either toProperty or scan method. Note: depending on how a Property is created, it may or may not have an initial value.END | BACONJS
An event that indicates the end of an EventStream or a Property.No more events can be emitted after this one.VALUE | BACONJS
Can be distinguished from other events using hasValue. Type parameters. V; Hierarchy. Event < V >. Value. Next; Initial; Index. Constructors. constructor; PropertiesEVENTSTREAM
EventStream represents a stream of events. It is an Observable object, meaning that you can listen to events in the stream using, for instance, the onValue method with a callback.END | BACONJS
An event that indicates the end of an EventStream or a Property.No more events can be emitted after this one.EVENT | BACONJS
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Preparing search index The search index is not available; Options. All. Public; Public/Protected; All BACON.JS - FUNCTIONAL REACTIVE PROGRAMMING LIBRARY FOR Bacon.js is a functional reactive programming library for javascript. Type a word with at least three characters into the box.BACON.JS 1.0
See also zipWith and zipAsArray for zipping more than 2 sources.. observable.slidingWindow(max ) returns a Property that represents a "sliding window" into the history of the values of the Observable. The result Property will have a value that is an array containing the last n values of the original observable, where n is at most the value of the max argument, and at least the value of TUTORIALS - GITHUB PAGES This relies on the fact that the onValue method, like many other Bacon.js methods, supports different sets of parameters. One of them is the above form, which can be translated as "call the attr method of the register button and use disabled as the first argument". The second argument for the attr method will be taken from the current property value.. You could also do the same byBACONJS
Bacon.js starting from version 3.0 is a Typescript library so you won't need any external types. Just Install using npm. npm install baconjs. Then you can. import { EventStream, once } from "baconjs" let s: EventStream = once ("hello") s.log () As you can see, the global methods, such as once are imported separately.BUS | BACONJS
Contains a structured version of what toString returns. The structured description is an object that contains the fields context, method and args.For example, for Bacon.fromArray().desc you'd get OBSERVABLE | BACONJS Contains a structured version of what toString returns. The structured description is an object that contains the fields context, method and args.For example, for Bacon.fromArray().desc you'd getPROPERTY | BACONJS
A reactive property. Has the concept of "current value". You can create a Property from an EventStream by using either toProperty or scan method. Note: depending on how a Property is created, it may or may not have an initial value.END | BACONJS
An event that indicates the end of an EventStream or a Property.No more events can be emitted after this one.VALUE | BACONJS
Can be distinguished from other events using hasValue. Type parameters. V; Hierarchy. Event < V >. Value. Next; Initial; Index. Constructors. constructor; PropertiesEVENTSTREAM
EventStream represents a stream of events. It is an Observable object, meaning that you can listen to events in the stream using, for instance, the onValue method with a callback. BACON.JS - FUNCTIONAL REACTIVE PROGRAMMING LIBRARY FOR Bacon.js is a functional reactive programming library for javascript. Type a word with at least three characters into the box.BACON.JS 1.0
See also zipWith and zipAsArray for zipping more than 2 sources.. observable.slidingWindow(max ) returns a Property that represents a "sliding window" into the history of the values of the Observable. The result Property will have a value that is an array containing the last n values of the original observable, where n is at most the value of the max argument, and at least the value of TUTORIALS - GITHUB PAGES This relies on the fact that the onValue method, like many other Bacon.js methods, supports different sets of parameters. One of them is the above form, which can be translated as "call the attr method of the register button and use disabled as the first argument". The second argument for the attr method will be taken from the current property value.. You could also do the same byBACONJS
Bacon.js starting from version 3.0 is a Typescript library so you won't need any external types. Just Install using npm. npm install baconjs. Then you can. import { EventStream, once } from "baconjs" let s: EventStream = once ("hello") s.log () As you can see, the global methods, such as once are imported separately.BUS | BACONJS
Contains a structured version of what toString returns. The structured description is an object that contains the fields context, method and args.For example, for Bacon.fromArray().desc you'd get OBSERVABLE | BACONJS Contains a structured version of what toString returns. The structured description is an object that contains the fields context, method and args.For example, for Bacon.fromArray().desc you'd getPROPERTY | BACONJS
A reactive property. Has the concept of "current value". You can create a Property from an EventStream by using either toProperty or scan method. Note: depending on how a Property is created, it may or may not have an initial value.END | BACONJS
An event that indicates the end of an EventStream or a Property.No more events can be emitted after this one.VALUE | BACONJS
Can be distinguished from other events using hasValue. Type parameters. V; Hierarchy. Event < V >. Value. Next; Initial; Index. Constructors. constructor; PropertiesEVENTSTREAM
EventStream represents a stream of events. It is an Observable object, meaning that you can listen to events in the stream using, for instance, the onValue method with a callback.END | BACONJS
An event that indicates the end of an EventStream or a Property.No more events can be emitted after this one.EVENT | BACONJS
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WHAT IS BACON.JS?
A small functional reactive programming lib for JavaScript. Turns your event spaghetti into clean and declarative feng shui bacon, by switching from imperative to functional. It's like replacing nested for-loops with functional programming concepts like map and filter. Stop working on individual events and work with event-streams instead. Transform your data with map and filter. Combine your data with merge and combine. Then switch to the heavier weapons and wield flatMap and combineTemplate like a boss. It's the _ of Events. Too bad the symbol ~ is not allowed in Javascript.GETTING STARTED
Check out the introduction (slideshow), the API
reference and the GitHub page . Or take a look at one of the tutorials to learn how to use Bacon.js on the client,
server or in game
programming .
EXAMPLES
SIMPLE COUNTER
_ Behold!_ It counts up and down as you click the buttons Up Down 0 var up = $('#up').asEventStream('click'); var down = $('#down').asEventStream('click'); var counter = // map up to 1, down to -1 up.map(1).merge(down.map(-1)) // accumulate sum .scan(0, function(x,y) { return x + y }); // assign observable value to jQuery property text counter.assign($('#counter'), 'text');x
var up = $('#up').asEventStream('click'); var down = $('#down').asEventStream('click');
var counter =
// map up to 1, down to -1 up.map(1).merge(down.map(-1))// accumulate sum
.scan(0, function(x,y) { return x + y });
// assign observable value to jQuery property text counter.assign($('#counter'), 'text');Reload
MOVIE SEARCH
Type a word with at least three characters into the box. function movieSearch(query) { if (query.length < 3) // show no results for queries of length < 3 return Bacon.once(); return Bacon.fromPromise(queryMovie(query)); } var text = $('#input') // stream of keydown events from text-field .asEventStream('keydown') // limit the rate of queries .debounce(300) // get input text value from each event .map(function(event) { return event.target.value; }) // Ignore duplicate events with same text .skipDuplicates(); // React to text changes by doing a lookup with // api function movieSearch, creating a new observable // with the results. // // Make sure to always react to the latest, value even // if responses from the server arrives out of order var suggestions = text.flatMapLatest(movieSearch); // Display "Searching..." when waiting for the results text.awaiting(suggestions).onValue(function(x) { if (x) $('#results').html('Searching...'); }); // Render suggestion results to DOM suggestions.onValue(function(results) { $('#results').html($.map(results, showMovie)); }); function movieSearch(query) { if (query.length < 3) // show no results for queries of length < 3 return Bacon.once(); return Bacon.fromPromise(queryMovie(query));}
var text = $('#input') // stream of keydown events from text-field .asEventStream('keydown') // limit the rate of queries.debounce(300)
// get input text value from each event .map(function(event) { return event.target.value;})
// Ignore duplicate events with same text.skipDuplicates();
// React to text changes by doing a lookup with // api function movieSearch, creating a new observable // with the results.//
// Make sure to always react to the latest, value even // if responses from the server arrives out of order
var suggestions =
text.flatMapLatest(movieSearch);
// Display "Searching..." when waiting for the results
text.awaiting(suggestions).onValue(function(x) { if (x) $('#results').html('Searching...');});
// Render suggestion results to DOM
suggestions.onValue(function(results) { $('#results').html($.map(results, showMovie));});
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