🧪 Labs by FartLabs
A Lab is a data structure designed for composable and type-safe management of variables and procedures.
import { Lab } from "./labs.ts";
import { notesLab } from "./notes.ts";
import { linksLab } from "./links.ts";
const myLab = new Lab()
.extend(notesLab)
.extend(linksLab);
const note1 = myLab.execute("notes.add", {
content: "Hello, World!",
});
const note2 = myLab.execute("notes.add", {
content: "Goodbye, World!",
});
myLab.execute("links.link", {
ids: [note1.id, note2.id],
});- "Your First Lab" is an example that demonstrates the basic concepts of Labs.
- ./example/example.ts contains a more advanced example showcasing the convenience of composing Labs.
- Lab: A container that holds a collection of named variables and functions (procedures).
- Variable: A named storage location within a Lab that holds a value.
- Procedure: A function defined within a Lab that performs a specific task and has type-safe access to variables and procedures within the same Lab.
Labs excel in promoting modularity and reusability. Small, well-defined Labs can
be composed to create complex data structures. This approach simplifies code
composition and improves code quality by reducing redundancy and enhancing
readability. Additionally, this approach avoids the need for intricate
inheritance hierarchies with keywords like super, this, and extends.
Note
Example Labs demonstrating the following use cases will be added in the future.
- State management: Labs can be used to manage application state by encapsulating state variables and state-changing procedures within a Lab.
- Data processing: Labs can be used to encapsulate data processing logic, making it easier to manage and reuse.
- API clients: Labs can be used to encapsulate API clients, making it easier to manage API calls and responses.
- Configuration management: Labs can be used to manage application configuration by encapsulating configuration variables and procedures within a Lab.
- Second brain: Labs can be used to encapsulate knowledge and procedures that are useful for a specific domain or task.
- Testing: Labs can be used to encapsulate test data and test procedures, making it easier to manage and reuse test cases.
- Miscellaneous: Labs can be used for any task that requires encapsulation, modularity, and reusability.
We appreciate your help!
Run deno fmt to format the code.
Run deno lint to lint the code.
Run deno task generate to generate the generated code for the project.
Run deno task example to run the example,
./example/example.ts.
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