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@amoutonbrady/etat

v0.0.2

Published

The tiniest global store possible for Solid

Downloads

8

Readme

Etat

Etat means "state" in french

Experimental global store for Solid focused on size and extensibility. This is essentially a global and safe way to have Solid's stores via Context API. If you want a more thorough solution, check out solid-pebble.

Installation

$ npm install @amoutonbrady/etat
$ pnpm install @amoutonbrady/etat
$ yarn install @amoutonbrady/etat

Getting started

  1. Add the global EtatProvider

    // index.tsx
    
    import { render } from 'solid-js/web'
    import { EtatProvider } from '@amoutonbrady/etat';
    
    import { App } from './app';
    
    render(
      () => (
        <EtatProvider>
          <App />
        </EtatProvider>
      ), 
      document.getElementById('root'),
    );
  2. Define your stores globally

    // store.tsx
    
    import { createEtat } from '@amoutonbrady/etat`;
    
    export const useAuth = createEtat('auth', {
      token: '',
      get isAuthenticated() {
        return this.token.length > 0;
      },
    });
  3. Use them as you please accross the whole app

    // login.tsx
    
    import { useAuth } from './store.tsx';
    
    export function Login() {
      const [_, setAuth] = useAuth();
    
      function login() {
        return setAuth('token', 'abcde');
      }
    
      return <button type="button" onClick={login}>Login!</button>
    }
    
    // app.tsx
    
    import { Show } from 'solid-js';
    import { Login } from './login.tsx';
    import { useAuth } from './store.tsx';
    
    export function App() {
      const [auth] = useAuth();
    
      return (
        <Show
          when={!auth.isAuthenticated}
          fallback={<p>Your are logged in with the token {auth.token}</p>}
        >
          <Login />
        </Show>
      );
    }
    

API

  • createEtat<T>(id: string, initialValue: T): () => [Store<T>, StoreSetterFunction<T>]
    • id : This is a unique name that's being used to store the store value.
    • initialValue : This is the initial value of the store. It should ba an object. This will become a parameter of a createStore function.
  • EtatProvider : this is the global provider. Without this, the stores won't work. I didn't add any check for this.