Refraction


> A guard that represents a central point of control in your application.

Modern javascript applications are often organized into modules, which are awesome but have some problems that we can't avoid.
When we are writing an application in this way, we must consider that all our modules must be independent, testable, instantly reusable and secure.
Refraction's purpose is to make these concerns take care of themselves by using some design patterns.
Since modules might be independent, with no inter-module dependencies, Refraction adds an intermediate layer that handles all messages that an application uses, allowing communication between modules. This way, modules don't need to know each other, only the layer that is responsible for managaging communication. If we want to change a module, we can do so without worrying about how other modules use it.
Modules have a very limited knowledge of what's going in the rest of the system. For this reason, we can define refraction as a guard, a central point of control.

Installation

You can install Refraction using npm:

``bash
npm install --save refraction
`

If you aren't using npm in your project, you can include Refraction using UMD build in the dist folder with