new Reactive()

Class that creates a reactive state.

const state = new Reactive(value)
state.current = 1
console.log(state.current)

const handle = state.on(value => console.log(value))
handle.disconnect()

| Properties | Info | | ---------------- | ----------------------------------------- | | .id | ReactiveState() instance id | | .current | Current state of ReactiveState() | | .version | Current state version | | .set(value) | Same as setting value to .current | | .emit(value) | Best fits when using useReactiveEvent() | | .forceUpdate() | Force callback to all listeners | | .on(func) | Start listening to any update |

useReactive() & useReacnull()

const state = new Reactive(value)
const value = useReactive(state)

const nullable: null | Reactive<T> = null
const value = useReacnull(nullable)

useReactiveState() & useReacnullState()

const state = new Reactive(value)
const [value, setValue] = useReactiveState(state)

const nullable: null | Reactive<T> = null
const [value, setValue] = useReacnullState(nullable)

useReactiveEvent() & useReacnullEvent()

const state = new Reactive(value)
useReactiveEvent(state, newval => { ... }, [deps])

const nullable: null | Reactive<T> = null
useReacnullEvent(nullable, newval => { ... }, [deps])

useReactiveUpdate() & useReacnullUpdate()

const state = new Reactive(value)
useReactiveUpdate(state)

const nullable: null | Reactive<T> = null
useReacnullUpdate(nullable)