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mobx-mirror-observable

v1.0.0

Published

Two-way MobX sync across same-origin windows using BroadcastChannels

Readme

mobx-mirror-observable

Two-way MobX sync across same-origin browser windows/tabs using BroadcastChannel.

Installation

npm install mobx-mirror-observable

Quick start

import { mirrorObservable } from 'mobx-mirror-observable'

// Start syncing a specific observable property across windows
const stop = mirrorObservable(myStore, 'someObservableKey')

// Optionally, stop the sync if no longer needed:
stop()

Now, any changes to myStore.someObservableKey will be automatically mirrored across other tabs on the same origin.

API

const stop = mirrorObservable(
  store: object,
  key: keyof typeof store,
  channelName?: string
): () => void

| Parameter | Type | Default | Description | | ----------- | ------ | -------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- | | store | object | — | The MobX store containing the observable | | key | string | — | The observable property to sync | | channelName | string | "mobx-mirror-observable" | (Optional) Name of the BroadcastChannel used for syncing |

Return value

A cleanup function:

| Property | Type | Description | | -------- | ------------ | ------------------------------------------------ | | stop() | () => void | Disposes the sync, reaction, and event listeners |

Notes

  • Sync is two-way, with feedback loops prevented automatically.
  • On startup, the tab will request the current value from others.
  • Only same-origin tabs or windows are supported.
  • Uses the native BroadcastChannel API (supported in modern browsers).

License

MIT © 2025 Kieran Harte