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@homeostate/store-ngrx-signals

v0.1.2

Published

NgRx Signals adapter for @homeostate/core

Readme

@homeostate/store-ngrx-signals

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NgRx Signals adapter for @homeostate/core. It keeps a slice of a signalState or signalStore in sync with a CRDT backend such as Yjs, Loro or Automerge.

Install

npm install @homeostate/core @homeostate/store-ngrx-signals @homeostate/crdt-yjs @ngrx/signals yjs

@angular/core 21 and @ngrx/signals 21 are peer dependencies.

Usage

injector is required: it owns the state watcher, so the engine can reconnect outside an injection context. Capture it with inject(Injector):

import { DestroyRef, inject, Injector } from "@angular/core";
import { patchState, signalState } from "@ngrx/signals";
import { createSyncEngine } from "@homeostate/core";
import { createNgrxSignalsAdapter } from "@homeostate/store-ngrx-signals";
import { createYjsBackend } from "@homeostate/crdt-yjs";
import * as Y from "yjs";

const state = signalState({ shared: { count: 0 }, panelOpen: false });
const doc = new Y.Doc();
const adapter = createNgrxSignalsAdapter(state, {
  select: (state) => state.shared,
  replace: (shared) => patchState(state, { shared }),
  injector: inject(Injector),
});
const engine = createSyncEngine(createYjsBackend(doc, "counter"), adapter);
engine.connect();

inject(DestroyRef).onDestroy(() => {
  engine.disconnect();
  doc.destroy();
});
  • select must return the same object until the slice changes; update it immutably.
  • replace must replace the slice completely. patchState shallow-merges, so keep synced data under one key such as shared and replace that key.
  • For a protected signalStore, create the adapter inside withHooks or withMethods.

See the documentation for details.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.