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ObservX ⚡️

Tini-Tiny Observer creating library. Not even sure it achievs that goal but surely does something 😆

Installation 📂

$ npm i --save observx

Usage 📑

 
const { subscribe } = require("observx")
 
var streamedData = subscribe([12, 323, 233], res => {
  console.log("changed");
});
console.log(streamedData.currentData()); // [12, 323, 233]
streamedData.changeWith([2]);
console.log(streamedData.currentData()); // [2]
 
 

API 💊

subscribe(data[,onchangeCB])

the subscribe method takes one required argument which is the observables or the data and one optional callback which is called everytime any changes happens to the observer. It returns a observer

The callback onchangeCB will give a response argument which is a object consisting the data and the type of the data

{ data, newdata, typeOfData: typeof data }

subcribe().changeWith(newData)

this method takes a argument with which it will change the existing data. It will return the newdata which is replaced with

subcribe().currentData()

It will simply return the current data (observables).

## Note Still Need some refactoring and fixing for the APIs and the subscribe method 🎓