<commit_before>Cosmos
===
Data exploration framework

Built on top of the great [**React**](http://facebook.github.io/react/),
emphasizing on seamless data exploration through drill down actions,
implementing a uniform Component* model.

\* The **Component** is a self-contained, UI building block.
See [React Component.](http://facebook.github.io/react/docs/component-api.html)

## Manifesto

- Zero bootstrap
- Can be plugged into any other framework
- Everything is a Component
- Components are oblivious of ancestors
- The state of a Component can be serialized at any given point in time
- Any Component configuration can be represented by a URI
- Components can implement any data mechanism*

\* All Cosmos core mixins are agnostic on how data is populated inside a
Component (see default [DataFetch](mixins/data-fetch.js) Ajax implementation.)

**Cosmos is to data visualization what
[Backbone](https://github.com/jashkenas/backbone) is to data modeling.**

## Install

Cosmos is a versatile framework and can be installed in more than one way.

### Existing framework

Include `build/cosmos.js` if you already have the
[external dependencies](https://github.com/skidding/cosmos/blob/master/package.json#L8)
included in your project or `build/cosmos-with-dependencies.js` to include
them as well.

### Node module

```bash
npm install cosmos-js
```

You can require cosmos.js as a Node module, using a client-side package manager
like [browserify.](http://browserify.org/)<commit_msg>Add Cosmos definition in README #9<commit_after>Cosmos
===
Data exploration framework

Built on top of the great [**React**](http://facebook.github.io/react/),
emphasizing on seamless data exploration through drill down actions,
implementing a uniform Component* model.

**Cosmos is to data visualization what
[Backbone](https://github.com/jashkenas/backbone) is to data modeling.**

\* The **Component** is a self-contained, UI building block.
See [React Component.](http://facebook.github.io/react/docs/component-api.html)

## Manifesto

_cos·mos<sup>1</sup> `/ˈkäzməs,-ˌmōs,-ˌmäs/` noun — 1. The universe seen as
a well-ordered whole._

- Zero bootstrap
- Can be plugged into any other framework
- Everything is a Component
- Components are oblivious of ancestors
- The state of a Component can be serialized at any given point in time
- Any Component configuration can be represented by a URI
- Components can implement any data mechanism*

\* All Cosmos core mixins are agnostic on how data is populated inside a
Component (see default [DataFetch](mixins/data-fetch.js) Ajax implementation.)

## Install

Cosmos is a versatile framework and can be installed in more than one way.

### Existing framework

Include `build/cosmos.js` if you already have the
[external dependencies](https://github.com/skidding/cosmos/blob/master/package.json#L8)
included in your project or `build/cosmos-with-dependencies.js` to include
them as well.

### Node module

```bash
npm install cosmos-js
```

You can require cosmos.js as a Node module, using a client-side package manager
like [browserify.](http://browserify.org/)
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