Proppy factories are functions that return you the Proppy instance.
The factories optionally accept a common providers object which can be used by the instances as they see fit.
In the example below, P is a factory:
const P = function (providers = {}) {
return instance;
}
We will learn about the API of the instance below:
Proppy instances allow you to access the props both synchronously, as well as asynchronously via subscription:
const p = P();
// current props (synchronous)
console.log(p.props);
// subscription (asynchronous)
// will emit as many times the props get updated
const unsubscribe = p.subscribe(props => console.log(props));
unsubscribe();
// destroy
// all listeners are unsubscribed and internal state is cleared
p.destroy();
The library itself is unopinionated how you implement your factories and instances yourself. But it comes with a handy create function that helps you to create your own instances quickly.
It's best if you read the quick start guide next.