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@reactre/full-compat

v0.0.4

Published

@reactre/compat with React's time slicing: a transition's render yields to the page every 5 ms, as React's concurrent render does.

Readme

@reactre/full-compat

@reactre/compat with React's time slicing. A transition's render yields to the page every 5 ms, as React's concurrent render does: events, timers and paints run between its slices, and an urgent update made meanwhile commits first while the transition renders again from the start.

bun add @reactre/full-compat
bun add -d @reactre/plugin
// vite.config.ts
import reactre from "@reactre/plugin/vite";
import { defineConfig } from "vite";

export default defineConfig({ plugins: [reactre({ compat: { package: "@reactre/full-compat" } })] });

Every other option works as with @reactre/compat, and so does Fast Refresh with @vitejs/plugin-react added after the plugin: see the plugin's docs.

Why a separate package

Slicing needs a check of the clock before each component renders. That check costs on every render, transitions or not, so @reactre/compat's builds leave it out and this package's builds compile it in. Pick this one when long transitions must not block input; pick @reactre/compat when renders are short (a render under 5 ms looks the same on both) or every kilobyte counts.

How it works

Compat writes the DOM while it renders. When a slice's 5 ms run out, the transition's DOM changes are undone and its fibers and hooks put back, so the page shows the last commit, as React's does between slices; the next slice makes the changes again and goes on where the last one stopped. A transition that has waited 5 seconds renders the rest at once, as React's expired lanes do.

Where it differs from React

  • A transition renders whole, as in @reactre/compat, where its render cannot be undone: a root that hydrates, or a page without MutationObserver.
  • A render that throws renders again whole, without slicing, as React's synchronous retry does.

The rest of @reactre/compat's docs holds here.

Modules

The same as @reactre/compat's client and server entries, under @reactre/full-compat: ., /core, /features/*, /server, /static, /server.browser, /server.edge and /server.node. The server entries are @reactre/compat's: a server render does not slice.

Size

About 1 KB gzipped more than @reactre/compat: 125.3 KB minified, 45.8 KB gzipped, bundled whole for the browser in production mode.

License

Apache-2.0