vue-use-state-effect
v0.1.4
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Fast and small library, built on top of the native Vue.js API that will provide a safe and sharable (across the app) state for your local composables and functions.
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Vue Use State Effect
CAUTION: Built and tested for/with Vue 3 and/or Nuxt 3 (RC-12).
Fast and small library, built on top of the native scopeEffect
Vue 3 API that will provide safe and sharable (across the app) state for your local composables and functions. It might be a good replacement for Vuex or Pinia state management, if you need smaller and less extensive solution.
Check out the Stackblitz Nuxt 3 demo here. 🚀
Motivation / Story
You can read all about the technical background and all the details in this article.
Configuration (docs) and examples can be found here.
Install
Install the package:
$ npm i vue-use-state-effect --save
# or
$ yarn add vue-use-state-effect
Usage
Create local composable with some state and pass it to the useStateEffect
.
import { useStateEffect } from 'vue-use-state-effect'
const composable = () => {
/* your composable logic here */
}
export const useSharedComposable = useStateEffect(composable, { ...config })
Interface (TypeScript).
interface UseStateEffectConfig {
readonly name?: string | null
readonly destroy?: boolean | 'custom'
readonly debug?: boolean
}
export type UseStateEffectOptions<T = any> = {
readonly destroyLabels: string[]
readonly props: ExtractPropTypes<{ stateEffectDestroyLabel: string } | T>
}
export function useStateEffect<T extends (...args: any[]) => ReturnType<T>>(
composable: T,
config?: UseStateEffectConfig,
): (opts?: UseStateEffectOptions<opts.props>) => {
[keyof in string | 'state']: ReturnType<T>
}
Please check the configuration, all the details and examples here.
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