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init states #81

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try to get types to work
charkour Apr 15, 2023
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add simpler types
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init states
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Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into init-states
charkour Apr 23, 2023
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add docs
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add note about limit
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Expand Up @@ -245,6 +245,8 @@ const withTemporal = temporal<MyState>(

You can initialize the temporal store with past and future states. This is useful when you want to load a previous state from a database or initialize the store with a default state. By default, the temporal store is initialized with an empty array of past and future states.

> Note: The `pastStates` and `futureStates` do not respect the limit set in the options. If you want to limit the number of past and future states, you must do so manually prior to initializing the store.

```tsx
const withTemporal = temporal<MyState>(
(set) => ({ ... }),
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