reactive-variable

An implementation of the Apollo Reactive Variables that can be used as stepping stone for upgrading from v2 to v3.

Installation

npm install reactive-variable

Usage

Making a reactive variable

You can create a reactive variable like this:

import { makeVar } from "reactive-variable";

const titleVar = makeVar("This is the initial title");

Reading the value of a reactive variable

To read the value of a reactive variable outside of a component, you call the reactive variable without any parameters.

console.log(titleVar());

To read the value of a reactive variable in a component, you use useReactiveVar.

import { useReactiveVar } from "reactive-variable";

const AppTitle = () => {
  const title = useReactiveVar(titleVar);

  return <h1>{title}</h1>;
};

Updating a reactive variable

To change a reactive variable, you call the variable with a new value:

titleVar("This is my updated title");

MIT License

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