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@exodus/atoms
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Abstraction for encapsulating a piece of data behind a simple unified interface: get, set, observe
@exodus/atoms
yarn add @exodus/atoms
An atom is a data source wrapper that exposes a single piece of data through 3 different methods:
This library provides helpers for creating atoms from multiple data sources we use in our apps
get | set | observe | |
---|---|---|---|
Memory | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
Storage | ✅ | 🟡 * | ✅ |
Remote config | ✅ | ❌ | ✅ |
Local config | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
Event emitter | ✅ | ❌ | ✅ |
* A storage atom needs a special isSoleWriter
param to allow write access. This is because storage instances can overlap, e.g. a parent namespace can mutate a child namespace, and our storage-spec doesn't currently provide for detecting changes across those instances.
import {
createInMemoryAtom,
createStorageAtomFactory,
createRemoteConfigAtomFactory,
fromEventEmitter,
} from '@exodus/atoms'
// In memory atoms
const availableAssetNamesAtom = createInMemoryAtom({
defaultValue: {},
})
// Storage atoms
const storageAtomFactory = createStorageAtomFactory({ storage })
const acceptedTermsAtom = storageAtomFactory({
key: 'acceptedTerms',
defaultValue: false,
isSoleWriter: true,
})
// Remote config atoms
const createRemoteConfigAtom = createRemoteConfigAtomFactory({ remoteConfig })
const fiatOnrampConfigAtom = createRemoteConfigAtom({
path: `dapps.fiatOnramp`,
defaultValue: {},
})
// Event emitter
const geolocationAtom = fromEventEmitter({
emitter: geolocation,
event: 'geolocation',
get: geolocation.get,
})
Computes an atom from another by applying a selector function to the observed data source. Returned atom is read-only, i.e. set will fail.
Computes an atom from another by serializing it's data after reading it and deserializing it before writing it.
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Abstraction for encapsulating a piece of data behind a simple unified interface: get, set, observe
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We found that @exodus/atoms demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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