th12storage v1.0.2

th12storage

A small global state manager in React.

How to use

	import { useStorage } from "th12storage";

	function Test(){
		let [hello] = useStorage("hello", "Hello");
	}

To be able to change the value, you have to create a method to change it.

	import { useStorage } from "th12storage";

	function Test(){
		let [hello, setHello] = useStorage("hello", "Hello", true);

		setHello("Hello, world!");
	}

But even with this change, the component will not respond to it. You need to create function trigger.

	import { useState } from "react";
	import { useStorage } from "th12storage";

	function Test(){
		let [st, rst] = useState(0);
		let [hello, setHello] = useStorage("hello", "Hello", true);

		if(hello==="Hello"){
			setHello("Hello, world!", rst);
		}
	}

This method is not convenient if you use a lot of variables. In that case, you can use subscribes.

	import { useState } from "react";
	import { useStorage, useStorageSubscribe } from "th12storage";

	function Test(){
		let [st, rst] = useState(0);
		useStorageSubscribe("Test", ["hello", "user"], rst);

		let [hello, setHello] = useStorage("hello", "Hello", true);
		let [user, setUser] = useStorage("user", "", true);

		if(user===""){
			setUser("John Doe");
		}else if(hello=="Hello"){
			setHello("Hello, "+user+"!");
		}
	}

Parameters

useStorage(VARIABLE NAME, DEFAULT VALUE ,CREATE UPDATE VARIABLE TRIGGER)

useStorageSubscribe(COMPONENT NAME, SUBSCRIBES LIST, COMPONENT UPDATE TRIGGER)