EMBRACE THE MUTATION and turn any JavaScript object into a SUPERMUTANT REACTIVE STATE CONTAINER. UUUAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHRRRRRR
Any non-primitive JavaScript object can be turned into a reactive state container. Like this one:
const myState = {
counter: 0,
};All we need to do is wrap code that mutates it in mutate:
mutate(myState, (s) => s.counter++);Interested parties can subscribe to mutations via onMutate:
onMutate(myState, (s) => {
console.log("Counter is:", s.counter);
});If you're only interested in changes to a specific property, you can pass a selector function as the third argument to onMutate. This will make sure the callback is only invoked when the selected value changes:
onMutate(
myState,
(s) => console.log("Counter is:", s.counter),
(s) => s.counter
);UUUAAAHHHHHHHHH
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