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@starbeam/peer

v1.1.0

Published

A handful of variables that should remain stable forever, and can therefore be used as peer dependencies to enable interop between major versions of Starbeam

Downloads

6

Readme

This package provides an extremely stable API for getting:

  • The current timestamp as a number
  • The value of the UNINITIALIZED symbol

Apps shouldn't use the exports of this dependency directly. Instead, separating the most fundamental parts of Starbeam's composition into a separate package allows two versions of Starbeam to coexist in the same process and to share reactivity between them.

In other words, if you access a Cell from version 1 of Starbeam in the context of a formula created in version 2 of Starbeam, updating the cell will invalidate the formula.

This package uses Symbol.for to ensure that only a single copy of the fundamental symbols and constants exists in a single process. As a result, it is not necessary to install this package as a peer dependency.