<commit_before># teFlow _function-control-and-flow_
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A function wrapper to help you organize your code in cleaner functional manner. I typically use a promise library to structor my code base like [ASQ](https://github.com/getify/asynquence) but when I'm unable to do so I wanted to still maintain a clean functional manner. In a nutshell teFlow creates an argument stream to through `apply` to pass. 


## Note
I created this package for a current project I'm currently working on. With that said, I would hold your horses until I run this guy through the battlefield because the Api might change a bit before I release a 1.x. ~1-2 months tops. 


## Usage
### Install

```
npm install te-flow --save-dev
```

### Use
```
var teFlow = require('te-flow');
```
###### _Alternative_ 
Download the `te-flow.js` or `te-flow.browsers.js` file depending on your use in the `lib` folder and drop it into your projcet. The diffrence between the two files is the `.browser` injects all the dependencies into one file while the default uses `require` to include the dependencies. 
###### _Compressed Files_
I recommend you use webpack to manage your Js assets but if you wish I understand this is sometimes not an option so in the lib folder I have also included compressed and non-webpacked files as well. 

### Development
```
gulp
```
<commit_msg>update badge<commit_after># teFlow _function-control-and-flow_
[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/artisin/gulpFast.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/artisin/teFlow)
[![Dependencies Status](https://david-dm.org/artisin/teFlow.svg)](https://david-dm.org/artisin/teFlow)

A function wrapper to help you organize your code in cleaner functional manner. I typically use a promise library to structor my code base like [ASQ](https://github.com/getify/asynquence) but when I'm unable to do so I wanted to still maintain a clean functional manner. In a nutshell teFlow creates an argument stream to through `apply` to pass. 


## Note
I created this package for a current project I'm currently working on. With that said, I would hold your horses until I run this guy through the battlefield because the Api might change a bit before I release a 1.x. ~1-2 months tops. 


## Usage
### Install

```
npm install te-flow --save-dev
```

### Use
```
var teFlow = require('te-flow');
```
###### _Alternative_ 
Download the `te-flow.js` or `te-flow.browsers.js` file depending on your use in the `lib` folder and drop it into your projcet. The diffrence between the two files is the `.browser` injects all the dependencies into one file while the default uses `require` to include the dependencies. 
###### _Compressed Files_
I recommend you use webpack to manage your Js assets but if you wish I understand this is sometimes not an option so in the lib folder I have also included compressed and non-webpacked files as well. 

### Development
```
gulp
```

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