rennet | Coagulating all the data | Frontend Framework library

rennet is a JavaScript library typically used in User Interface, Frontend Framework, React applications. rennet has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

# rennet Rennet is a JSON document database that enables branching, chaining and merging of documents based on a simple rules pipeline. This allows you to read data that is transformed dependent on the current context of the application. Let's call this "context-aware data". A clean separation of metadata and code is a key enabler for rapid development on teams. It enables developers to continuously ship code and limits the impact of bugs. With context-aware data provided by something like rennet, developers can ship code, enable QA to test it, expose it to subsets of users/environments, and can place ultimate control of the product in the hands of the product owner. In video games this is very common practice, with data files defining everything about the game. Nowadays game data is modified on the fly in production over the internet, and integrated with A/B testing, in order to increase key performance indicators. It is less common in web or app development, but just as useful. At RealCrowd we use this primarily to simplify parallel development and continuous integration, with developers committing to the master branch and deploying to production often with limited impact on the end user.