An object oriented state manager.
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Josm is a lightweight, object‑oriented state‑management library for JavaScript/TypeScript that provides observable primitives (`Data`), collections (`DataCollection`), and indexed stores (`DataBase`). It lets developers react to value changes, derive custom methods, and optionally plug in persistence (e.g., MongoDB) or real‑time syncing, making it useful for building declarative UI frameworks or server‑side data stores. Designed for web and Node.js developers who need a simple yet extensible observable/state solution.
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