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@medamajs/react

v0.0.8

Published

React bindings and integration package for medama state management library

Readme

@medamajs/react

React bindings for the medama state management library. Provides hooks and components for seamless integration of medama state into React applications.

Installation

npm install @medamajs/react

Usage

Provider Setup

Wrap your app or component tree with ProvideMedama to make medama state available:

import { ProvideMedama } from '@medamajs/react';
import { createMedama } from 'medama';
import { initialState } from './state';

const pupil = createMedama(initialState);

function App() {
  return (
    <ProvideMedama pupil={pupil}>
      <YourComponents />
    </ProvideMedama>
  );
}

Using Hooks

useMedamaSelector

Subscribe to specific state pieces with automatic re-renders:

import { useMedamaSelector } from '@medamajs/react';
import type { AppState } from './state';

function Counter() {
  const count = useMedamaSelector((state: AppState) => state.count);

  return <div>{count}</div>;
}

useReadMedama

Get access to state reading functionality:

import { useReadMedama } from '@medamajs/react';
import type { AppState } from './state';

function StateReader() {
  const readState = useReadMedama<AppState>();
  const value = readState((state) => state.someValue);

  return <div>{value}</div>;
}

useUpdateMedama

Get access to state update functionality:

import { useUpdateMedama } from '@medamajs/react';
import type { AppState } from './state';

function StateUpdater() {
  const setState = useUpdateMedama<AppState>();

  return (
    <button onClick={() => setState((state) => ({ count: state.count + 1 }))}>
      Increment
    </button>
  );
}

Multiple Providers

You can nest providers and identify them with IDs:

<ProvideMedama pupil={globalPupil} id="global">
  <ProvideMedama pupil={featurePupil} id="feature">
    <YourComponents />
  </ProvideMedama>
</ProvideMedama>

Access specific provider in hooks:

const globalValue = useMedamaSelector(globalSelector, { id: "global" });
const featureValue = useMedamaSelector(featureSelector, { id: "feature" });

API

Components

  • ProvideMedama: Context provider component
    • pupil: Medama pupil instance
    • id?: Optional identifier for nested providers
    • children?: React nodes

Hooks

  • useMedamaSelector<State, Value>(selector, options?)
  • useReadMedama<State>(options?)
  • useUpdateMedama<State>(options?)

Options

All hooks accept optional configuration:

type MedamaReactHookOptions<State> =
  | { pupil: Pupil<State>; id?: undefined }
  | { id: string | number | symbol; pupil?: undefined }

When options are omitted, hooks use the nearest provider's state.

License

MIT