In this article, I will talk about libraries that you can use in your React projects.
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hi Hossein. I will take your suggestion into consideration. I will update this article as soon as possible. Thank you very much.
Also adding some sort of link to a GH repo in which is utilizing the lib to showcase its real world implications would mean a lot more than a run of phrasing content IMO.
jsdoc-duck ?
I don't have complete information on this subject yet, but I will research it and add it to my article as soon as possible.
It is a really minimal state handling to react, can be used JS or TS project well. Just add state and actions type definition to useReducer include dispatch capable mapped actions set.
jsdoc-duck
I wrote a really minimalist lib: 65 LOC.
But after I created this module, I was turning to pure-web direction without any framework. But any one can use, the better way, just copy the index.js to right place to your code ( borrowing instead dependency )
It is work like a Readux, but don't need so much boiler plate, and much more lightweight. Just need to declare your state type and your actions type.
What about nanostores? I think it is fairly good. So I was thinking what this lib has to offer?
I think
nanostoreis give a independent state handling solution. Maybe good maybe bad, but I saw for this use need to learn a brand new concept. These library/framework oroginaly have own state handling technic, for example useState, useReducer in React. My opininon is keep dependency as low as possible. That why if I work with react, I am stay with useReducer. ( jsdoc-duck - just give a type and dispatch help to it. )If I coding pure html then I try to skipp outer dependency - expect Tailwind, which is fine replacement of CSS.
Very Informative Share,
Thanks for sharing 🙌🏻
You’re welcome
Nice list. But, would replace Jest with Vitest.
Vitest is more modern and have clean setup.
thank you for your suggestion. I agree with you, and I will include Vitest in the article .
great post. kudos
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MobX ?
zustand?
Since I mentioned Redux in the article, I didn’t include Zustand. Thank you for the feedback; I will add it to the article.