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daler

v2.0.0

Published

lightweight dependency free event-driven proxy state

Downloads

2

Readme

DALer

Node version NPM Downloads Minified size License: MIT

DALer is a light-weight JavaScript library around an command-driven proxy state management library.

Store

The proxy store is tiny reactive atomic state management library that can be used in any modern front-end frameworks (e.g. React, Vue, etc.). It is build on several core principles.

  • Command-driven: commands can be registered to te store, allowing for changes.
  • Immutable: data can be made immutable and cannot be mutated directly. Changes can be made via commands.
  • Modular: can be used as a single global store, or as many decoupled and distributed small stores.
import { store } from 'daler';
// declare a store and set the initial values
const increment = (state, amount) => (state.count += amount);
const myStore = store({ count: 0 }, { increment });
myStore.increment(2); // { count: 2 }

const l = (command, state, old) =>
  console.log(`${command} executed, new state: ${state[key]}`);
const remove = myStore.subcribe(l); // register listener
remove(); // remove listener

// Reactive querying
let double = myStore.count * 2;
myStore.subscribe((state, old) => (double = state.count * 2)); // double = 2

React hooks example

A generic React Hook implementation that automatically rerenders if the store value changes.

import { useLayoutEffect, useReducer } from 'react';

export function useStore(store, key) {
  const [, rerender] = useReducer((c) => c + 1, 0);

  useLayoutEffect(() => {
    function listener(_cmd, state, old) {
      if (state[key] !== old[key]) rerender();
    }

    const remove = store.subscribe(listener);
    return () => remove();
  }, []); //eslint-disable-line

  return store[key];
}

// Apply in a component
function MyButton() {
  // here a view on the data is being used in the hook
  const count = useReadStore(myStore, 'count');
  return <button onClick={store.increment}>{`value ${count}`}</button>;
}