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js-state-handler

v0.1.2

Published

A renderable state handler for states outside of frameworks

Downloads

12

Readme

JS State Handler

A simple state handler with rendering functionality

Demo

Installation

JS State Handler can be installed via NPM.

npm install js-state-handler --save

You can also install JS State Handler manually. Learn more here.

Usage

Creating a basic state is simple. Just import the script in your html or import it into your module and you're ready to go.

var TodoState = new StateHandler({
  items: [],
  isOffline: false
})

var renderItems = function () {
  // handle todo item rendering
}

TodoState.addToRenderer(renderItems)
TodoState.render()

// Now change the state
TodoState.set({
  items: TodoState.data.items.push('Do something')
})

For more informations, check the documentation.

Maintainers

Why?

I used a state-like approach in a project which is based on PHP and CustomElements. Instead of changing styles directly I liked a more readable approach to change states.

Since I used it in multiple components, I had to copy it over and over to the point I got annoyed and decided to extract it to it's own package.