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use-x-provider

v0.2.0

Published

A small and concise way to manage data state

Downloads

51

Readme

useXprovider

  • ⚡️ An easy way to manage state
  • 🚚 An intelligent data pass-through method
  • 🔥 Implementing the response data updates by using provider and inject
  • ✅ Supports Vue 2 & 3 using vue-demi
  • 🚀 A similar React.Context way of Coding
  • 💪 Implement intelligent, deeper, powerful type inference with the help of Template Literal Types and Infer Keyword

install

npm i use-x-provider

Demo

Usage

// demo.context.tsx
import { useXprovider } from 'use-x-provider'
import { defineComponent } from 'vue-demi'
import DemoApp from './Demo.vue'

interface IDemoState {
  status: boolean
  foo: {
    bar: {
      a: string
    }
  }
}
const demoState = {
  status: false,
} as IDemoState

const DemoContext = useXprovider<IDemoState>(demoState)

export const setDemoState = DemoContext.setState
export const setDemoStateWithStr = DemoContext.setStateWithStr
export const useDemoContext = DemoContext.useContext

export default defineComponent({
  setup() {
    return () => (
      <DemoContext.ProviderComponent>
        <DemoApp></DemoApp>
      </DemoContext.ProviderComponent>
    )
  },
})
// demo.vue
<template>
  <p>status: {{ demoContext.status }}</p>
  <p>foo.bar.a {{ demoContext.foo.bar.a }}</p>
  <button @click="onclick">setSate</button>
  <button @click="onClick1">setStateWithStr</button>
</template>
<script lang="ts" setup>
import { useDemoContext, setDemoState, setDemoStateWithStr } from './demo.context'
import { useXhook } from './hooks/useXhook'

const demoContext = useDemoContext()
// must initialized in setup
const { d } = useXhook(demoContext)

const onclick = () => {
  setDemoState({ status: true })
}
const onClick1 = () => {
  setDemoState('foo.bar.a', 'hello world')

  setTimeout(() => {
    // equal to
    setDemoStateWithStr('foo.bar.a','hello vue')
  }, 3e3);
}
</script>
 // hooks, how to use context out of the component
 function useXhook(context: IDemoState) {
   const d = computed(() => context.foo.bar.a.toUpperCase())

   return {
     d
   }
 }

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