How to use the @most/core.tap function in @most/core
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mostjs / core / examples / counter / src / index.js View on Github 
// @flow
import { constant, scan, merge, tap, runEffects } from '@most/core'
import { newDefaultScheduler } from '@most/scheduler'
import { click } from '@most/dom-event'
import { qs } from '../../common'
const incButton = qs('[name=inc]', document)
const decButton = qs('[name=dec]', document)
const value = qs('.value', document)
const inc = constant(1, click(incButton))
const dec = constant(-1, click(decButton))
const counter = scan((total, delta) => total + delta, 0, merge(inc, dec))
const render = tap(total => { value.innerText = String(total) }, counter)
runEffects(render, newDefaultScheduler()) curry2(<a>(f: (a: A) => any, stream: Stream</a><a>) => drain(tap(f, stream)))
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