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state-stack

v1.0.0

Published

simple state stack for time travel operations

Downloads

12

Readme

state-stack

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simple and fast undo/redo function for your web applications

the state-stack offers a simple undo/redo interface to store and restore application states. This undo/redo method has its limits, but does suffice for simple applications and is very easy to implement. Since this idea has been developed around Vue2 and Vuex there are specific packages for even simpler usage with Vue2

install

npm i state-stack --save

docs

api & more

quick example


import StateStack from 'state-stack'

let history = new StateStack();

let myState = {value:'initial value'};

//tell the history wich state to manage
history.setState(myState);

history.on('changed',()=>{
    //replace your original state after undo/redo
    myState = history.getState();
});



history.startTransaction('change value'); // crates an undo point

myState.value = "new value";

history.undo();

// myState.value === 'initial value'