Welcome to the guide on using Elmslie, a minimalistic reactive implementation of TEAELM crafted in Kotlin with Java support. If you’re looking for a robust yet simplified solution for managing your app’s state, you’re in the right place!

Why Choose Elmslie?

• Scalable and Reusable: Elmslie boasts built-in support for nesting components, making it easy to build scalable applications.
• Multiplatform Support: Written purely in Kotlin and utilizing Coroutines, Elmslie supports Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) for Android, iOS, and JavaScript.
• Single Immutable State: Say goodbye to convoluted state management with Elmslie’s single immutable state architecture.
• Unidirectional Data Flow: Elmslie makes it easier to manage your code, steering clear of spaghetti code through its Unidirectional Data Flow (UDF) approach.

Visualizing Elmslie’s Architecture

This diagram visually represents the architecture of Elmslie, helping you understand the components and their interactions in your application.

Documentation and Samples

For comprehensive details, you can always refer to the wiki. If you are eager to see practical implementations, check out the available samples:

• Basic Loader for Android
• Pure Kotlin Calculator

Downloading Elmslie

The Elmslie library is distributed through Maven Central. To get started, follow these steps:

Step 1: Add Maven Central to Your Repository

allprojects {
    repositories {
        mavenCentral()
    }
}

Step 2: Add Required Modules

Depending on your project needs, add the necessary modules:

implementation "money.vivid.elmslie:elmslie-core:latest-version" // For pure Kotlin ELM implementation
implementation "money.vivid.elmslie:elmslie-android:latest-version" // For Android apps

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues while integrating or using Elmslie, here are some steps to help you troubleshoot:

• Ensure that all required dependencies are correctly defined in your build.gradle file.
• Check that the versions you are using are compatible with the libraries.
• Review the Elmslie documentation for any updates or known issues.
• Consider cleaning your project and rebuilding to clear any cached instances.
• Your IDE or development environment may have its own peculiarities; restarting it can sometimes resolve hidden issues.

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Conclusion

With its minimalistic design, Elmslie provides a solid framework for developers looking to leverage Kotlin’s strengths. By understanding its principles and implementation, you can create scalable, efficient applications with minimal hassle.