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andarist/callbag-of

👜 Callbag source factory that emits values specified as arguments.

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callbag‑of is a tiny utility for the Callbag reactive library that creates a source emitting a predefined list of values. It lets developers quickly produce a “of‑style” stream (e.g., `of(1,2,3)`) without using iterables, making it useful for anyone building Callbag pipelines or experimenting with functional reactive programming in JavaScript.