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clodx

v1.0.0-0

Published

An atomic state management for React apps with small size about 1kb.

Downloads

3

Readme

clodx

State management for REACT hooks Apps.

Features:

  • Minimal bounder size(less than 1kb)
  • Typescript oriented
  • Easy to get or update states OUTSIDE the react context and rerender the components they depend on
  • Supports to use in component development

Install

npm install clodx

Test

npm run test

Methods

  • clod
import { clod } from "clodx";
const a = clod(123);
  • pickClod((get: ClodGetter) => T) : T

Common usage

import { clod, pickClod } from "clodx";
const a = clod(123);
const b = pickClod((get) => get(a) + 2);
const c = pickClod((get) => get(a) + get(b));
const d = pickClod(async (get) => {
	await new Promise((res) => setTimeout(res, 1000, true));
	return get(a) + get(b);
});
const e = pickClod(async (get) => {
	return await get(d);
});

Update clod with customized equal

const a = clod(123, (prev, next) => next - prev > 100);
const b = pickClod(
	(get) => get(a),
	(prev, next) => next - prev > 100
);
  • makeClod(fn: (value: T, get: ClodGetter, set: ClodSetter): MaybePromise):((value: T) => maybePromise<void>)
import { makeClod } from "clodx";
const a = makeClod((value: number, _get, set) => set(a, value));
const b = makeClod(async (value: number, _get, set) => {
	await new Promise((res) => setTimeout(res, 1000, true));
	set(a, value);
});
  • setClodValue<T extends StateClod | MakeClod>(clod: T, value: ClodValueTypeForSet): MaybePromise<void>
import { clod, makeClod, setClodValue } from "clodx";

const a = clod(123);
const b = makeClod((value: number, _get, set) => set(a, value));

function example() {
	setClodValue(456);
}
  • updatePickClod(clod: PickClod): void
import { clod, pickClod, updatePickClod, setClodValue, exportClod } from "clodx";

const a = clod(123);
const b = pickClod((get) => get(a));

function example() {
	updatePickClod(b);
}
  • exportClod<T extends StateClod | PickClod>(clod: T): ClodValueTypeForGet
import { clod, setClodValue, updatePickClod, exportClod } from "clodx";

const a = clod(123);
const b = pickClod((get) => get(a));
const c = makeClod((value: number, _get, set) => set(a, value));

function example() {
	exportClod(a); // 123
	exportClod(b); // undefined
	updatePickClod(b);
	exportClod(b); // 123
	setClodValue(c, 456);
	exportClod(a); // 456
	exportClod(b); // 456
}

React Hooks

  • useClod(value: Clod): [T, (value: T) => void]
import { clod, useClod } from "clodx";
const countState = clod(0);
function Component() {
	const [count, setCount] = useClod(countState);

	const onClick = () => {
		setCount(count++);
	};
	//...
}
  • usePickClod(value: Clod<Picker>): T
import { clod, pickClod, useClod, usePickClod } from "clodx";
const countState = clod(0);
const countPlusState = pickClod((get) => get(countState) + 1);

function ComponentA() {
	const [count, setCount] = useClod(countState);

	const onClick = () => {
		setCount(count++);
	};
	// render...
}

function ComponentB() {
	const countPlus = usePickClod(countPlusState);

	/// render...
}
  • useMakeClod(value: Clod<Maker>): (value: T) => void
import { clod, makeClod, useClod, useMakeClod } from "clodx";
const countState = clod(0);
const setCountState = makeClod((value: number, get, set) => {
	set(countState, value);
});

function ComponentA() {
	const [count, setCount] = useClod(countState);

	const onClick = () => {
		setCount(count++);
	};
	// render...
}

function ComponentB() {
	const setCount = useMakeClod(setCountState);

	const onClick = () => {
		setCount(count++);
	};
	/// render...
}

Earth(React Components)

The Earth component supports us to use clod simplify in our react component development.

Methods

The following methods have the same effect as Methods except for specifying earthName.

  • updatePickClodByEarthName(earthName: string, clod: StateClod, value: T)

  • setClodValueByEarthName<T extends StateClod | MakeClod>(earthName: string, clod: T, value: ClodValueTypeForSet)

  • exportClodByEarthName<T extends StateClod | PickClod>(earthName: string, clod: T)

Examples

import { clod, useClodValue, useClod } from 'clodx'
const inputValueState = clod('hello world.')

function MySubmit () {
  const value = useClodValue(inputValueState)
  const onClick = () => {
    // ...
  }

  return (
    <button onClick={onClick}>submit</button>
  )
}

function MyInput () {
  const [value, setValue] = useClod(inputValueState)

  return (
    <input value={value} onChange={(e) => setValue(e.target.value)} />
  )
}

function MyComponent () {
  return (
    <Earth>
      <MyInput />
      <MySubmit />
    <Earth />
  )
}

function MyComponentAssignEarthKey () {
  return (
    <Earth name="input">
      <MyInput />
      <MySubmit />
    <Earth />
  )
}

function App() {
  return (
    <>
      <div>
        {/** all their clod value are managed independently */}
        <MyComponent />
        <MyComponent />
        <MyComponent />
      </div>
      <div>
        {/** all their clod value are managed by same clod */}
        <MyComponentAssignEarthKey />
        <MyComponentAssignEarthKey />
      </div>
    </>
  )
}

TODO

  • More tests for clodx
  • Classic component SUPPORT
  • Clodx plugin mechanism