@runopencode/rx-stencil 0.4.0

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package/README.md

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+# @runopencode/rx-stencil
+
+This is a small utility library which provides a set of useful functions for working
+with [Stencil](https://stenciljs.com) components in conjunction with [RxJS](https://rxjs.dev). RxJS is not, in general,
+well integrated with Stencil, nor core concepts of Stencil in regard to reactivity. However, certain problems can be
+solved much easier with RxJS, especially when it comes to working with problems related to executing HTTP request,
+with requirements such as debouncing, throttling, retrying, etc.
+
+> Major motivation for developing this library was to provide a simple way to integrate RxJS with Stencil since Stencil
+> can be successfully used as framework-agnostic approach for developing design systems as well as smart
+> components for server-side rendered applications. In conjunction with
+> [@runopencode/http](https://github.com/RunOpenCode/http) Stencil can be used to communicate with RESTful APIs through
+> RxJS and observables, instead of using imperative approach with Promises. This allows you to write very
+> complex, glitch-free, components. Of course, you can use this library with any other HTTP client, or fetch API,
+> wrapped by RxJS observables using function "[fromFetch()](https://rxjs.dev/api/fetch/fromFetch)".
+
+## Table of contents
+
+- [Components](docs/components.md)
+    - [rx-async](docs/components.md#rx-async)
+- Decorators
+    - [@QuerySelector()](docs/query-selector-decorator.md)
+    - [@QuerySelectorAll()](docs/query-selector-all-decorator.md)
+- Operators
+    - [Creation operators](docs/creation-operators.md)
+        - [mutationObservable()](docs/creation-operators.md#mutationobservable)
+        - [propertyObservable()](docs/creation-operators.md#propertyobservable)
+        - [renderObservable()](docs/creation-operators.md#renderobservable)
+    - [Pipeable operators](docs/pipeable-operators.md)
+        - [scheduleRender()](docs/pipeable-operators.md#schedulerender)
+        - [toProperty()](docs/pipeable-operators.md#toproperty)
+        - [untilDisconnected()](docs/pipeable-operators.md#untildisconnected)
+- [Subscribers](docs/subscribers.md)
+    - [setProperty()](docs/subscribers.md#setproperty)
+
+## TODO
+
+- [ ] Add moar tests.
+- [ ] Add observables for other Stencil lifecycle events.