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picofly

v0.0.17

Published

Lightweight state manager, simple, fast and built with ❤

Downloads

205

Readme

Picofly

Lightweight proxy-based state manager, simple, fast and built with ❤️

NPM version

Fast: hand-crafted and optimized to be as fast as possible
🤏 Tiny: 515 bytes in minimal config, 707 bytes with React support
🥧 Simple: ~140 lines of sparse code + ~70 lines for React support
🍳 Easy to use: just modify data, magic will take care of the rest!
⚛️ React & React Native: hooks and selectors, uses modern React 18 API
🔋 Charged: Map support (Set in plans), TypeScript defs and more
🪟 Transparent: original objects are not modified

Why the hell another one?!

How to use

React example

store.js

import {create, objMapIgnoreSpecialsRef, ref} from 'picofly'

// may be not a class but a simple object
class State {
  api = null
  authToken = null
  videos = new Map()

  get signedIn() {
    return !!this.authToken
  }
}

export let createStore = () => {
  let state = new State()
  
  // see proxifiers section for options
  let app = create(state, objMapIgnoreSpecialsRef)
  
  // ref will prevent proxifing the api
  app.api = ref(app, createApi())
  
  return app
}

app.js

import {StoreProvider} from 'picofly/react'
import {createStore} from './store'
import VideoList from './video-list'

let app = createStore()

let App = () => {
  return (
    <StoreProvider value={app}>
      <VideoList/>
    </StoreProvider>
  )
}

video-list.js

// use with hook

import {memo} from 'react'
import {useStore} from 'picofly/react'
import Video from './video'

export default memo(VideoList)

// will be re-rendered only when video added or removed
// because it uses video ids only but not videos data
function VideoList() {
  let app = useStore()

  let ids = Array.from(app.videos.keys())
  let videos = ids.map(id => <Video id={id} key={id}/>)
  
  let addVideo = useCallback(() => {
    app.videos.set(Math.random(), {name: 'Cool video', watched: false})  
  })
  
  return (
    <div>
      {videos}
      <button onClick={addVideo}>ADD</button>
    </div>
  )
}

video.js

// use with selectors

import {useCallback} from 'react'
import {select} from 'picofly/react'

// normally is in business logic
let watchVideo = async (app, id) => {
  await app.api.watchVideo(id)

  let video = app.videos.get(id)
  video.watched = true
}

// selector
let video = (app, props) => ({
  video: app.videos.get(props.id),
})

// combine selectors and attach to component
// all props returned from selectors will be merged and passed to component
export default select(
  video,
  (app, props) => ({
    // selectors are called in render context so you can use any hooks inside
    onWatched: useCallback(() => watchVideo(app, props.id), [props.id]),
  }),
)(Video)

// will be re-rendered only if the video name changed
// because it only depends on it
function Video({
  video = {},
  onWatched,
}) {
  return (
    <div>
      <span>{video.name}</span>
      <button onClick={onWatched}>WATCH</button>
    </div>
  )
}