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state-broadcast

v1.0.0

Published

> State that lives in Broadcast channel. Keep the state between tabs.

Downloads

30

Readme

state-broadcast

State that lives in Broadcast channel. Keep the state between tabs.

state-broadcast is a lightweight JavaScript library that simplifies state management across browser tabs. It leverages the BroadcastChannel API to provide a seamless way to keep your application state synchronized in different tabs.

This is particularly useful for scenarios where you need to reflect changes made in one tab instantly in all other open tabs, such as:

  • Real-time updates: Displaying notifications, messages, or data updates across multiple tabs.
  • User settings synchronization: Keeping user preferences consistent across different instances of your application.
  • Collaborative features: Enabling real-time collaboration on shared data or documents.

Install

npm install state-broadcast

Usage

Here's a basic example demonstrating how to use state-broadcast:

import { stateBroadcast } from "state-broadcast";

// Create a new broadcast state with an initial value
const counterState = stateBroadcast("my-state", 0);

// Subscribe to state changes
counterState.subscribe(() => {
  console.log("Counter updated:", newValue);
});

counterState.setState(counterState.getSnapshot() + 1);

React Integration

state-broadcast can be easily integrated with React applications using the useSyncExternalStore hook:

import { stateBroadcast } from "state-broadcast";
import { useSyncExternalStore } from "react";

const counterState = stateBroadcast("counter", 0);

export default function Counter() {
  const count = useSyncExternalStore(
    counterState.subscribe,
    counterState.getSnapshot,
  );

  const increment = () => counterState.setState(count + 1);

  return (
    <div>
      <span>Count: {count}</span>
      <button onClick={increment}>Increment</button>
    </div>
  );
}

HTML demo react-counter.html

API

stateBroadcast

Creates a new broadcast state.

Syntax

stateBroadcast(channelName[, initialState])

Parameters

  • channelName <string>: The name of the channel.
  • initialState Optional <any>: The initial state.

Sample

const state = stateBroadcast("my-state");

state.subscribe(() => {
  console.log("updated state:", state.getSnapshot());
});

StateBroadcast: subscribe() method

Syntax

subscribe(callback);

Parameters

  • callback <function>: The callback function to be called when the state changes.

Return Value

  • void: No return value.

Sample

const state = stateBroadcast("my-state");

state.subscribe(() => {
  console.log("updated state:", state.getSnapshot());
});

StateBroadcast: getSnapshot() method

Alias getState

Syntax

getSnapshot();

Return Value

  • any: The current state.

Sample

const state = stateBroadcast("my-state");

// Long time

console.log(state.getSnapshot()); // { "say": "hello" }

StateBroadcast: setSnapshot() method

Alias setState

Syntax

setSnapshot(newState);

Parameters

  • newState <any>: The new state to be set.

Return Value

  • void: No return value.

Sample

const state = stateBroadcast("my-state");

state.setSnapshot({ say: "hello" });