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@zedux/machines

v1.2.0

Published

Simple native state machine implementation for Zedux atoms

Downloads

715

Readme

@zedux/machines

A simple, TypeScript-first state machine implementation for Zedux. This is an addon package, meaning it doesn't have any own dependencies or re-export any APIs from other packages. It uses peer dependencies instead, expecting you to download the needed packages yourself.

See the documentation for this package.

Installation

This package has a peer dependency on the @zedux/atoms package. Ensure that @zedux/atoms is installed at the same version as this package:

npm install @zedux/atoms @zedux/machines # npm
yarn add @zedux/atoms @zedux/machines # yarn
pnpm add @zedux/atoms @zedux/machines # pnpm

The @zedux/react package already includes @zedux/atoms. To use @zedux/machines in React apps, install it alongside @zedux/react instead:

npm install @zedux/react @zedux/machines # npm
yarn add @zedux/react @zedux/machines # yarn
pnpm add @zedux/react @zedux/machines # pnpm

Usage

See the Zedux docs for full usage details.

Simple example:

import { injectMachineStore } from '@zedux/machines'
import { api, atom } from '@zedux/react'

const fetcherAtom = atom('fetcher', () => {
  const store = injectMachineStore(state => [
    // the first state is the initial state ('idle' here):
    state('idle').on('request', 'fetching'),
    state('fetching')
      .on('fetchSuccessful', 'success')
      .on('fetchFailed', 'error'),
    state('success').on('invalidate', 'fetching'),
    state('error').on('retry', 'fetching'),
  ])

  return store
})

Exports

This package exports the following APIs along with several TypeScript types for working with them:

Classes

Injectors

Contributing, License, Etc

See the top-level README for all the technical stuff.