react-signals-state v0.3.1

react-signals-state

Wrapped Preact's signals library for better code consistency with React.

Install

npm install react-signals-state

Usage

Import and use the state management functions as follows:

import {
  createSignal,
  createComputed,
  createEffect,
  runUntracked,
  runBatch,
} from 'react-signals-state';

// Example usage of createSignal
const [getValue, setValue] = createSignal(0);
setValue(1); // Set a new value
console.log(getValue()); // Read the current value

// Example usage of createComputed
const [getComputedValue] = createComputed(() => getValue() * 2);
console.log(getComputedValue()); // Read the computed value

// Example usage of createEffect
createEffect(() => {
  console.log('Value changed:', getValue());
});

// Example usage of runUntracked
const result = runUntracked(() => {
  // Some untracked operation
  return 'result';
});

// Example usage of runBatch
runBatch(() => {
  // Batch multiple state updates
  setValue(2);
  setValue(3);
});

API

• createSignal(initial: T): Creates a signal with a given initial value.
• createComputed(cb: () => T): Creates a computed signal that derives its value from other signals.
• createEffect(cb: () => void): Creates an effect that runs when its dependencies change.
• runUntracked<T>(cb: () => T): Runs a callback function without tracking its dependencies.
• runBatch(cb: () => void): Batches multiple state updates into a single re-render.

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome!

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Support

If you have any questions or issues, feel free to open an issue on the GitHub repository.