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How to use the ferp.subscriptions function in ferp

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ferp-js / ferp / examples / cli / timer-with-subscription.js View on Github

const ferp = require('ferp');

const { updateLogger } = require('./updateLogger.js');

const { every } = ferp.subscriptions;

const { none } = ferp.effects;

ferp.app({
  init: [
    0,
    none(),
  ],

  update: updateLogger((_, state) => {
    const nextState = state + 1;
    return [
      nextState,
      none(),
    ];
  }),