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@devlime/ngx-state

v14.3.3

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**@devlime/ngx-state** was created to simplify state management in Angular applications. We do not consider it a "framework" but rather a bag of utilities to help make the world a better place by making performant state management **EASY** in Angular with

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Let's make state easy

@devlime/ngx-state was created to simplify state management in Angular applications. We do not consider it a "framework" but rather a bag of utilities to help make the world a better place by making performant state management EASY in Angular without the need to learn YET ANOTHER FRAMEWORK or REDUX! @devlime/ngx-state provides a VERY SIMPLE type-safe state class to extend from, a handful of decorators to help make your life more enjoyable while keeping state CLEAN & READABLE, and a *subscribe directive so you aren't *ngIfing your life away

Setup

yarn add @devlime/ngx-state if you wanna be hip

or

npm install @devlime/ngx-state --save if your neck has a beard

Usage

Bear with us... We promise next time you check this it will be filled in

State

The State "service" class is a base class to extend your state(s) from. It takes in an interface and provides a type-safe set function. It is recommended that your States be used only to store your state data and that's it.

State Usage Example:

State set Usage Example:

Decorators

The decorators in @devlime/ngx-state were created to make your life easy by keeping states clean and readable. Behind the scenes the property decorators leverage Object.defineProperty to create both hidden private, and public properties with setters and getters that provide immutability and indirect access to your state data.

@StateProp (it's just a variable)

Type Parameters

T: extends State, P: value type

Parameters

defaultValue: P = null

Description

The @StateProp decorator is used to store a plain (non-observable) value that doesn't need to be subscribed to.

@StateBehavior (it's just a BehaviorSubject)

Type Parameters

T: extends State, P: BehaviorSubject value type

Parameters

defaultValue: P = null

Description

The @StateBehavior decorator is used to store a value as an RxJS BehaviorSubject. When creating a @StateBehavior the decorator will automagically create a second property of the same name but with a $ suffix. The property will be used to access the BehvaiorSubject via the asObservable method. You should also manually add this second property to the state to maintain proper typings.

@StateReplay (it's just a ReplaySubject)

Type Parameters

T: extends State, P: ReplaySubject value type

Parameters

replaylength: number = 1

@StateSubject (it's just a Subject)

Type Parameters

T: extends State, P: value type

Parameters

N/A

Schematics

Angular schematics for @devlime/ngx-state are already underway! Update coming soon!

Inspiration

Project inspired by Angular and how awesome it is when used properly (with great power comes great responsibility).

Contact

Created by John Pribesh for Devlime Labs

License

@devlime/ngx-state is released under the MIT license for you to enjoy, abuse, or fall in love and have 3 kids with. This is our gift to you and what you do with it is your call!