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@lukekaalim/act-recon

v3.0.0

Published

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Readme

@lukekaalim/act-recon

NPM Version npm package minimized gzipped size

Reconciler implementation for @lukekaalim/act.

Details

This is a kind of internal library that glues together all the logic of the Act ecosystem, but is not used by everyday users (unless you are Writing your own Renderer, or just want to understand the guts - like i did!)

What is a Reconciler?

A reconciler is more specifically a system than can take care of a tree:

  • Handling when new nodes are added to the tree
  • Handling when nodes are removed from the tree
  • And handling when a node updates or is re-ordered within the tree.

In our case specifically, we maintain a tree of Commits, each of which represent a raw element (like a HTML or SVG element), or something more abstract like a Component or a Context Provider.

Systems

Data Structures

Externals

Experiments