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@useflow/core

v0.4.0

Published

Framework-agnostic state machine for multi-step flows

Readme

@useflow/core

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Framework-agnostic core for building type-safe multi-step flows

Pure TypeScript flow state machine with no framework dependencies. Powers @useflow/react and future framework adapters.

Installation

npm install @useflow/core

Note: Most users should install @useflow/react instead, which includes this package and provides React-specific hooks and components.

What is this?

This is the framework-agnostic core that powers useFlow. It provides:

  • Flow state machine - Pure reducer for managing multi-step flow state
  • Type definitions - Full TypeScript types for flows, steps, and context
  • Persistence utilities - Save and restore flow progress with custom storage adapters
  • Zero dependencies - Lightweight and portable

When to use this package

Use @useflow/core directly if you:

  • Want to build a custom framework adapter (Vue, Svelte, Angular, etc.)
  • Need framework-agnostic flow logic for testing
  • Are building a non-UI flow system

For React applications, use @useflow/react instead.

Usage

import { flowReducer, createInitialState } from "@useflow/core";

const definition = {
  id: "onboarding",
  start: "welcome",
  steps: {
    welcome: { next: "profile" },
    profile: { next: "complete" },
    complete: {},
  },
};

let state = createInitialState(definition, { name: "" });

// Navigate forward
state = flowReducer(state, { type: "NEXT" }, definition);

// Update context
state = flowReducer(
  state,
  { type: "SET_CONTEXT", update: { name: "John" } },
  definition
);

// Navigate back
state = flowReducer(state, { type: "BACK" }, definition);

Documentation

Why Separate Core?

  • Portability - Same flow logic works across React, Vue, Svelte, etc.
  • Testability - Test flow logic without framework overhead
  • Flexibility - Build custom framework adapters on a solid foundation

License

MIT