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sappho

v0.0.13

Published

πŸ“ƒ Flexible global rune-based state management for Svelte 5+

Downloads

53

Readme

ParachutesAI

sappho

πŸ“ƒ Flexible global rune-based state management for Svelte 5+

Usage:

Define your stores:

import { reader, writer, persister } from 'sappho';

export const poemStore = writer<string>(
	"Parisian whiskers Prowls Montmartre's cobblestones Seine reflects moonlight"
);
export const readableOnlyPoemStore = reader(poemStore);

export const persistedPoemStore = persister<string>('Storage Key', 'Your content here');

Usage in svelte files:

<script lang="ts">
	import { poemStore, persistedPoemStore } from '$lib/stores/poemStore';

	let poem = poemStore;
	let persistedPoem = persistedPoemStore;

	function handleClick() {
		poem.state = '';
		persistedPoem.state = '';
	}
</script>

<div class="mt-40 text-black text-3xl">{poem.state}</div>
<div class="mt-40 text-black text-3xl">{persistedPoem.state}</div>
<input bind:value={poem.state} />
<input bind:value={persistedPoem.state} />
<button onclick={handleClick}>Clear Poem</button>

TODO:

  • Add better derived stores