Rimitive Reactive Behaviors FAQs

Question 1

What is a Rimitive behavior?

Accepted Answer

A Rimitive behavior is a portable TypeScript function that encapsulates reactive logic—like signals, computeds, and effects—without being tied to a specific UI or framework.

Question 2

How does the three-level pattern work?

Accepted Answer

The pattern follows a sequence: first, service injection for signal primitives; second, a factory function for configuration options; and third, returning the reactive public API.

Question 3

Is a browser environment required for testing behaviors?

Accepted Answer

No, one of the main advantages of Rimitive behaviors is that they can be unit tested in pure TypeScript environments without the need for a DOM.

Question 4

Can I use these behaviors with different signal libraries?

Accepted Answer

Yes, because the behavior pattern uses service injection (svc), you can provide different signal implementations as long as they match the expected interface.

Question 5

How do I compose multiple behaviors together?

Accepted Answer

You can invoke one behavior within the factory level of another behavior, allowing you to merge their APIs or extend existing logic with new reactive properties.

Rimitive Reactive Behaviors

Key Features

Use Cases

Rimitive Reactive Behaviors

Key Features

Use Cases