Fast 1kB functional library for creating Finite State Machines # Robot Getting Started Why Finite State Machines With Robot you can build finite state machines in a simple and flexible way. import { createMachine, state, transition } from 'robot3'; const machine = createMachine({ inactive: state( transition('toggle', 'active') ), active: state( transition('toggle', 'inactive') ) }); export default
Dismiss Join GitHub today GitHub is home to over 50 million developers working together to host and review code, manage projects, and build software together. Sign up UNPUBLISHED (keep this here and add unpublished changes) 6.0.1 Fixed issue in TS typings of makeObservable in combination with a member named toString() 6.0.0 New features makeObservable(target, annotations) is now the recommended wa
import { init, parse } from 'es-module-lexer'; (async () => { await init; const source = ` import { name } from 'mod\\u1011'; import json from './json.json' with { type: 'json' } export var p = 5; export function q () { }; export { x as 'external name' } from 'external'; // Comments provided to demonstrate edge cases import /*comment!*/ ( 'asdf', { with: { type: 'json' }}); import /*comment!*/.met
Optimizing the quality of user experience is important for any application on the web. Modern browsers understand that and provide PerformanceObserver API interface that can be used by developers to observe browser performance measurements like the speed of rendering of certain elements or responsiveness of user interactions on the page. Unfortunately due to the early age of the API it lacks stand
Recoil is a slick new React library written by some people at Facebook that work on a tool called "Comparison View." It came about because of ergonomics and performance issues with context and useState. It's a very clever library, and almost everyone will find a use for it - check out this explainer video if you want to learn more. At first I was really taken aback by the talk of graph theory and
Kea 2.2 adds support for TypeScript via kea-typegen and fixes a few bugs. Check out the TypeScript Guide to learn more!
Moment can be used in browsers and in Node.js. Moment is a legacy project in maintenance mode. See the latest Project Status update for the current maintenance policy. This site loads Moment as the global moment, so browser-oriented examples can be tried in your browser's developer console. Examples that use Node.js, module loaders, or other setup must be run in the corresponding environment. npm
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