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@rbxts/basicstate

v1.2.0

Published

Typings for csqrl's BasicState module.

Downloads

2

Readme

BasicState is a really, really simple key-value based state management solution. It makes use of BindableEvents to allow your projects to watch for changes in state, and provides a simple API for communication with your state objects. Think Rodux, but much more simple.

Getting Started

Visit the documentation site to get started with BasicState, see examples, and view the full documentation.

Contributors

A huge thanks to the contributors of this project. You've added some awesome new features and helps work out a few kinks.

Documentation

Documentation is available on the documentation site.

Examples

For examples, please see the documentation site.

Basic example:

import BasicState from "@rbxts/BasicState";

interface IState {
    Hello: String
}

let State = new BasicState({
    Hello: "World"
} as IState);

State.GetChangedSignal("Hello").Connect((NewValue, OldValue) => {
    print(`Hello, {NewValue}; goodbye {OldValue}!`);
});

State.SetState({
    Hello: "Roblox"
} as IState)

//    Triggers the RBXScriptConnection above and prints
//    "Hello, Roblox; goodbye World!"

Usage with Roact (EXAMPLE NOT IN TYPESCRIPT)

MyProject.Store.lua:

local BasicState = require(path.to.BasicState)

local Store = BasicState.new({
    Hello = "World"
})

return Store

MyProject.Components.MyComponent.lua:

local Roact = require(path.to.Roact)
local MyComponent = Roact.Component:extend("MyComponent")

local Store = require(script.Parent.Parent.Store)

function MyComponent:render()
    return Roact.createElement("TextButton", {
        Text = string.format("Hello, %s!", self.state.Hello),
        --> Displays "Hello, World!"

        [Roact.Event.MouseButton1Click] = function()
            Store:SetState({ Hello = "Roblox" })
            --> Will re-render and display "Hello, Roblox!"
        end
    })
end

--[[
    Wrap the component with the BasicState store and inject
    the value of Hello into the component state.
--]]
return Store:Roact(MyComponent, { "Hello" })

Get in Touch

Please refer to the thread on the Roblox Developer Forums if you wish to discuss BasicState. You can also contact me via direct message on the DevForums.