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Purely functional UI library powered by FRP.

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# purescript-turbine

[![Turbine on Pursuit](https://pursuit.purescript.org/packages/purescript-turbine/badge)](https://pursuit.purescript.org/packages/purescript-turbine)
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A purely functional library for building user interfaces powered by FRP.

* Based on higher-order FRP with support for continuous time.
* Concise and powerful thanks to FRP.
* No big global state/model. Everything is encapsulated in components.
* Type-safe communication between views and models.
* Model logic and view code is kept separate for logic-less views.
* Highly modular and composable thanks to encapsulated stateful components.
* Avoids using virtual DOM by utilizing FRP to make all changes to the DOM in reaction to changing behaviors.
* Easy to reason about thanks to tractable reactive data flow.

## Table of contents

* [Inline Examples](#inline-examples)
* [Examples](#examples)
* [Installation](#installation)
* [Documentation](#documentation)

## Inline Examples

### Single counter

![single counter GIF](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/funkia/purescript-turbine/master/examples/counters/single-counter.gif)

```purescript
counter id = component \on -> do
  count <- accum (+) 0 on.change
  ( H.div {} (
      H.text "Counter " </>
      H.span {} (H.textB $ map show count) </>
      H.button {} (H.text "+" ) `use` (\o -> { change: o.click $> 1 }) </>
      H.button {} (H.text "-" ) `use` (\o -> { change: o.click $> -1 })
    )
  ) `output` {}

main = runComponent "#mount" (counter 0)
```

### List of counters

Show a list of counters. New counters can be added to the list. Existing
counters can be deleted. The aggregated sum of all the counters is shown.

![list of counters GIF](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/funkia/purescript-turbine/master/examples/counters/list-counter.gif)

counterList init = component \on -> do
  let sum = on.listOut >>= (map (_.count) >>> foldr (lift2 (+)) (pure 0))
  let removeId = map (fold <<< map (_.delete)) on.listOut
  let removeCounter = map (\i -> filter (i /= _)) (shiftCurrent removeId)
  nextId <- scan (+) 0 (on.addCounter $> 1)
  let appendCounter = cons <$> nextId
  counterIds <- accum ($) init (appendCounter <> removeCounter)
  ( H.div {} (
      H.h1 {} (H.text "Counters") </>
      H.span {} (H.textB (map (\n -> "Sum " <> show n) sum)) </>
      H.button {} (H.text "Add counter") `use` (\o -> { addCounter: o.click }) </>
      list (\id -> counter id `use` identity) counterIds identity `use` (\o -> { listOut: o })
    )
  ) `output` {}

main = runComponent "#mount" (counterList [0])
```

## Installation

The following installs Hareactive and Turbine. Hareactive is the FRP library
that Turbine builds upon and is a hard dependency.

```
npm i @funkia/hareactive
bower install --save purescript-hareactive
npm i @funkia/turbine
bower install --save purescript-turbine
```

Alternatively, use the
[purescript-turbine-starter](https://github.com/funkia/purescript-turbine-starter),
a project template that contains Turbine and Hareactive pre-setup.

## Documentation

The best place to start is the [getting started
tutorial](/docs/getting-started-tutorial.md). It is a quick start tutorial
which aims to explain the basics of Turbine as briefly as possible.

There is also an older, slightly outdated, [tutorial](./docs/tutorial.md).

Both [API documentation for
Turbine](https://pursuit.purescript.org/packages/purescript-turbine) and [API
documentation for
Hareactive](https://pursuit.purescript.org/packages/purescript-hareactive) is
on Pursuit.

Taking a look at the [examples](#example) is also a great way to see Turbine
used in practice and to see how specific things are accomplished.

## Examples

- [Email validator](/examples/email-validator) -- A simple email validator.
- [Fahrenheit celsius converter](/examples/fahrenheit-celsius) -- Conversion between fahrenheit and celsius.
- [Counters](/examples/counters) -- A list of counters. This example shows how to create a dynamic list of components.
- [Continuous time](/examples/continuous-time) -- A very simple example showing how to work with continuous time.
- [Timer](/examples/timer) -- A more complicated example demonstrating continuous time by implementing a timer with a progress bar.
- [Zip codes](/examples/zip-codes) -- A zip code validator. Shows how to perform `Effect`s using FRP.
- [TodoMVC](/examples/todomvc) -- The classic TodoMVC example (still has a couple of bugs and no routing).

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