Release Introducing Fluo · jankuca/fluo

This is a fork of the Reflux project. Here is a change log describing what is different in Fluo.

v1.0.0

Forked and renamed to Fluo.
Core refactored to a standard prototype-based model.
- The inheritance between fluo components is now clear.
- It is now possible to leverage the class syntax provided by ES6 and CoffeeScript.
- Actions are now instanceof fluo.Action while remaining callable functors.
- The ListenerMethods and PublisherMethods objects were turned into proper prototypes (Listener.prototype and Publisher.prototype respectively).
```
var MyStore = function () {
  fluo.Store.call(this);
};
inherits(MyStore, fluo.Store);

MyStore.prototype.getStuff = function () { /* ... */ };
```
Publisher#trigger() renamed to #triggerSync(), Publisher#triggerAsync() renamed to #trigger(). The default functor behavior is async.
Publisher#eventLabel renamed to #eventType; Action#actionName renamed to #actionType.
Errors about overriding prototype methods are no longer thrown. It is discouraged though to override without sub-classing.
Removed the possibility to simply set #preEmit() and any other properties on Action instances after creation. This is due to the action being a functor. It can sill be done via Object.getPrototypeOf(action).preEmit = ….
Removed the mixins option of stores. If a user really wants to use this pattern, they can do it after instantiation.
ListenerMixin and PublisherMixin were deprecated.

Merged Publisher#listenAndPromise() with Publisher#listen() based on the return value of the registered callback.
```
action.listen(function () {
  return new Promise(...);
});
```
Renamed internal variables in source and tests from Reflux to fluo.
Removed build results. Travis CI is being used from now on to automatically upload a release for every tag.