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@lxsmnsyc/dendro

v0.2.1

Published

> Simple, granular, reactive, composable state management library. Inspired by Recoil.

Readme

@lxsmnsyc/dendro

Simple, granular, reactive, composable state management library. Inspired by Recoil.

NPM

Install

npm install @lxsmnsyc/dendro
yarn add @lxsmnsyc/dendro

Usage

Creating a Dendro instance

The package exports a function for constructing Dendro instances. This function accepts a function that supplies the composable logic and returns the state of the Dendro.

import dendro from '@lxsmnsyc/dendro';

const counter = dendro(() => 0);

You can call the read method to receive the value, or you can use the addListener to receive and handle the new values.

const currentCount = counter.read(); // 0

currentCount.addListener((value) => {
  // yet to receive an update.
});

A Dendro instance can update its state using write.

counter.write(counter.read() + 1);

Adding a Dendro dependency

The function provided to the constructor may receive a function that handles subscription to another Dendro instance and allows reactive re-computation.

const delayedCounter = dendro(async (get) => {
  // Read counter value and register as a dependency
  const value = get(counter);
  await sleep(2000);
  return `Delayed for 2s : ${value}`;
});

delayedCounter.addListener((value) => {
  value.then(console.log); // Delayed for 2s : 5
});

counter.write(5);

Whenever the dependencies emits a new value (either through write or reactive recomputation), the dependent Dendro instance recomputes its value.

The get function can be called anywhere inside the function, useful for conditional dependencies or arbitrary number of dependencies.

License

MIT © lxsmnsyc