This library is a collection of small implementations of Flux architecture for JS frameworks (Backbone and AngularJS currently).
Low amount of code. Use factories to reduce boilerplate. Make it easy to create components, with their own view and data storage. Facilitate communication between those components. Do not wrap other frameworks, and then require update when the underlying framework changes. Provide common API for stores between different framework implementations, making code sharing/reuse easy.
bower install flux-for-frameworks --save
Backbone has almost complete collection of utilities for building Flux: There's Backbone.Events that can be used as an event dispatcher as it is, and Backbone.Collection is an almost complete store implementation all by itself. Here collection is wrapped into another object to provide a common event emitter API.
Include flux.backbone.js into your application. See example usage.
The key thing with AngularJS is to remember to only update the view in response to store state changes, and try not to rely on default two-way data binding. It helps, if you use directives to split scope into several components see example.
Include flux.angular.js and add fluxForAngular module to application. See example usage.
Install Vagrant to your computer, and run vagrant up. You can then browse examples at http://192.168.56.70/.
