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batis

v14.0.0

Published

General reactive JavaScript programming using the idea of React Hooks.

Downloads

18

Readme

batis

General reactive JavaScript programming using the idea of React Hooks.

Introduction

Even though React Hooks are actually a constrained solution for using state and managing side effects in functional stateless components, they have proven to be very elegant in their design. I wanted to use this kind of reactive programming in areas other than React development, so I wrote Batis.

Batis essentially revolves around the concept of a Hook and its host. Running a functional stateless Hook requires a host that manages the state and effects and reports asynchronous state changes that should result in a new run.

Installation

npm install batis

Usage

import {Host, useEffect, useLayoutEffect, useMemo, useState} from 'batis';
function useGreeting(salutation) {
  const [name, setName] = useState(`John`);

  useLayoutEffect(() => {
    setName(`Jane`);
  }, []);

  useEffect(() => {
    // Unlike React, Batis always applies all state changes, whether
    // synchronous or asynchronous, in batches. Therefore, Janie is not
    // greeted individually.
    setName(`Janie`);
    setName((prevName) => `${prevName} and Johnny`);

    const handle = setTimeout(() => setName(`World`), 0);

    return () => clearTimeout(handle);
  }, []);

  return useMemo(() => `${salutation} ${name}!`, [salutation, name]);
}
const greeting = new Host(useGreeting);

console.log(greeting.run(`Hi`));
console.log(greeting.rerun());

greeting.reset();

console.log(greeting.run(`Bye`));
console.log(greeting.rerun());

await greeting.nextAsyncStateChange;

console.log(greeting.run(`Hello`));
[ 'Hi Jane!', 'Hi John!' ]
[ 'Hi Janie and Johnny!' ]
[ 'Bye Jane!', 'Bye John!' ]
[ 'Bye Janie and Johnny!' ]
[ 'Hello World!' ]

API reference

The React Hooks API reference also applies to this library and should be consulted.

Implementation status

Below you can see the subset of React Hooks implemented by Batis:

| React Hook | Status | | -------------------------------------------- | ----------------- | | useState | ✅Implemented | | useEffect | ✅Implemented | | useLayoutEffect | ✅Implemented | | useMemo | ✅Implemented | | useCallback | ✅Implemented | | useRef | ✅Implemented | | useReducer | ✅Implemented | | useContext | ❌Not implemented | | useImperativeHandle | ❌Not implemented | | useDebugValue | ❌Not implemented |