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@nativedom/store

v0.1.2

Published

Reactive global store with SSR snapshot/rehydration for NativeDOM

Downloads

47

Readme

@nativedom/store

Global reactive store with SSR snapshot and client rehydration for NativeDOM.

Install

npm install @nativedom/core @nativedom/store

Quick start

// store.ts
import { createStore } from '@nativedom/store';

export const appStore = createStore({
  theme: 'light' as 'light' | 'dark',
  user: null as { name: string } | null,
  count: 0,
});

// Read
appStore.theme.get();       // 'light'

// Write
appStore.theme.set('dark');

// All values are signals — reactive in effects, computed, and html`` bindings

API

createStore(initial)

Creates a store from a plain object. Each key becomes a reactive Signal.

import { createStore } from '@nativedom/store';

const store = createStore({
  count: 0,
  name: 'Alice',
  items: [] as string[],
});

// Each field is a Signal<T>:
store.count.get();          // 0
store.count.set(1);
store.count.peek();         // untracked read

store.name.set('Bob');
store.items.set(['a', 'b']);

store.snapshot()

Serializes all current signal values to a plain object. Use on the server to capture state for client hydration.

const snap = store.snapshot();
// → { count: 0, name: 'Alice', items: [] }

// Inject into the page (via @nativedom/server renderPage options):
renderPage('app-root', {}, {
  storeSnapshot: store.snapshot(),
});

store.rehydrate(snapshot)

Restores signal values from a snapshot. Call on the client before any components render.

// client entry point
import { appStore } from './store.js';

appStore.rehydrate(window.__NF_STORE__);

Usage in components

Store signals work exactly like local signal() values inside html bindings:

import { component } from '@nativedom/core';
import { appStore } from './store.js';

component('theme-toggle', (_, { html }) => html`
  <button @click=${() =>
    appStore.theme.set(appStore.theme.get() === 'light' ? 'dark' : 'light')
  }>
    Current: ${() => appStore.theme.get()}
  </button>
`);

Full SSR example

// server.ts
import { createStore } from '@nativedom/store';
import { renderPage } from '@nativedom/server';

const store = createStore({ user: req.session.user ?? null, theme: 'light' });

const { html } = renderPage('app-root', {}, {
  storeSnapshot: store.snapshot(),
  scripts: ['/dist/client.js'],
});

// client.ts
import { appStore } from './store.js';

// Rehydrate before components connect to the DOM
appStore.rehydrate(window.__NF_STORE__ ?? {});

TypeScript

Store types are fully inferred from the initial value:

const store = createStore({
  count: 0,           // Signal<number>
  name: '',           // Signal<string>
  active: false,      // Signal<boolean>
  tags: [] as string[], // Signal<string[]>
});

store.count.set('bad'); // ✗ Type error — expected number
store.count.set(1);     // ✓

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License

MIT