Releases: tim-smart/effect-rx
Releases · tim-smart/effect-rx
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Thanks @tim-smart! - swap type params for Result -
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Thanks @tim-smart! - update effect
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@effect-rx/[email protected]
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ec1b66e
Thanks @tim-smart! - swap type params for Result -
ec1b66e
Thanks @tim-smart! - update effect
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@effect-rx/[email protected]
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ea179de
Thanks @tim-smart! - allow interruptions in Result
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@effect-rx/[email protected]
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@effect-rx/[email protected]
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bd7f6ba
Thanks @tim-smart! - expose registry dispose & reset
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@effect-rx/[email protected]
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@effect-rx/[email protected]
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63f1727
Thanks @tim-smart! - add keepAlive to layer rx's
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3448c4a
Thanks @tim-smart! - add Rx.runtime apiInstead of creating a RuntimeRx by using Rx.make, it is now done explicitly
using the Rx.runtime api.const runtimeRx = Rx.runtime(MyLayer);
It also exposes a .layer rx, which can be used to inject test layers:
const registry = Registry.make({ initialValues: [Rx.initialValue(runtimeRx.layer, MyTestLayer)], }); // .. inject registry into react context etc