@lauf/store-edit
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An idiot-proof mechanism to write @lauf/store state without breaking immutability. Guarantees safe Immutable edits without needing to learn Immutable update patterns
Read the API Reference or the reference usages below.
// given this example store
const counterState = createStore({ counter: 0 });
// editing a draft writes a new immutable state
edit(counterState, (draft) => (draft.counter += 1));
Your editor function is passed a draft object matching store state. Edit the
draft using any javascript syntax. Immer
then efficiently composes a new Immutable state to reflect your drafted changes,
leaving the old state intact. The new state is passed to store.write(...).
import { edit } from "@lauf/store-edit"; // for esm
const { edit } = require("@lauf/store-edit"); // for commonjs
npm install @lauf/store-edit
Selected Example Counter Apps offer minimal demonstrations of @lauf/store-edit. See the following...
FAQs
Intuitive editing of @lauf/store state, (using Immer drafts)
We found that @lauf/store-edit demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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