Automatically makes your Rails app loading content in the background via ajax. Works by turning all internal links into ajax links that trigger an update of the page's content area. Also form submissions are automatically turned into ajax requests. Uses the html5 history interface for changing the url and making the browser's back and forward buttons working with ajax. Falls back to a hash based approach for browsers without the history interface (like Internet Explorer <10). Transparently handles redirects and supports flash messages and page titles. Requires Ruby 1.9 and the asset pipeline.

HyperMesh gives your HyperReact components CRUD access to your ActiveRecord models on the client, using the the standard ActiveRecord API. HyperMesh also implements push notifications (via a number of possible technologies) so changes to records on the server are dynamically updated on all authorised clients.

HyperModel gives your HyperComponents CRUD access to your ActiveRecord models on the client, using the the standard ActiveRecord API. HyperModel also implements push notifications (via a number of possible technologies) so changes to records on the server are dynamically updated on all authorised clients.

HyperOperations are the swiss army knife of the Hyperloop

Write advanced React components in Ruby.

Adds the ability to write and use the react-router in Ruby through Opal

A Hyperloop application consists of isomorphic React Components, Active Record Models, Stores, Operations and Policiespec. Test them all from Rspec, regardless if the code runs on the client or server.

Flux Stores and more for Hyperloop

Because waterpig is what the scientific name for a capybara translates to, that's why.