@yobta/stores v0.3.2

Yobta Stores

A collection of tiny, observable stores designed to move logic away from components and help write reactive applications. These stores are:

• Small in size.
• Tree-shakable for optimal performance.
• Zero dependencies, so you don't have to worry about other libraries affecting your code.
• ESM-only, meaning they are compatible with ECMAScript Modules.
• Typescript compatible.

Installation

To install Yobta Stores, use the following command:

npm i @yobta/stores

Documentation

The following sections provide documentation on different parts of Yobta Stores:

Stores

• Basic - A general observable store for implementing any custom logic you need.
• Machine - A simple observable state machine.
• Map - An observable Map object.
• Connectivity - Tracks the browser's connectivity state.
• Modal - Tracks the browser's connectivity state.
• Plain Object - An observable plain object.
• Stack - An observable stack object.
• Derived - Aggregates data from one or multiple stores.

Plugins

• About Plugins - Basic information about plugins and middleware.
• Broadcast Channel - Syncs state between browsing contexts.
• Lazy - Resets the store to its initial state when idle.
• Local Storage - Persists and replicates state.
• Session Storage - Persists the store in one browsing context.
• Validation - Protects state.

Adapters

• Using with React - A store hook for React.
• Hook Factory - Makes React hooks from stores.

Utilities

• Codec - Encodes/decodes objects to/from JSON.
• Compose - Composes many functions into one.
• Map Diff - Compares Map objects.
• Object Diff - Compares plain objects.
• Map Codec - Encodes/decodes Maps to/from JSON.
• Observable - Creates an observable object.
• PubSub - Creates PubSub objects.
• Readable Store — Creates a read-only version of the store.
• Set Codec - Encodes/decodes Sets to/from JSON.
• Store Effect Utility — Adds ready/idle callbacks.
• Transition Effect Utility — Add state transition callback.

Alternatives: Jotai Nanostores Recoil

Kudos:

• Andrey Sitnik — nanostores and the package boilerplate