TLDR: I created new state library called Exome (works with React and there's a PR for Vue too (excuse me, that sounded like a pokemon)). The end.
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Dude this is really nice, you might have just created the next great state library😄
Thanks! 😄 I hope people find it useful.
it looks amazing 😵🤔
I’ll use it on the next project, let’s see if it’s easy as it sounds 💪🏻
I'm happy to announce that Exome now supports IE11 too 🥳
github.com/Marcisbee/exome#ie-support
Thanks! Let me know in github discussions what could be improved 👍🏼
What about IE11 bug?
Do you any idea to bypass the problem?
I'm using
Proxyhere that is not supported in IE11.But I am keen on making it work on IE11 since I know in many companies whose clients use IE11 heavily. Will be investigating this in near future.
Got curious and checked.
Actually IE11 support will be very easy add since I'm using very small part of Proxy Object and that part is supported via Proxy Polyfill.
This is... unorthodox and wonderful.
Thanks!
Did you try to share states between React and React Native? Is this something you want to support any time soon?
I haven't tried it with React Native yet. It's in my todo list.
What would be the use case of sharing state between React Native and React?
A game between two person but I guess we are stuck with a client server architecture in the end for now. Or maybe have some sort of helper that can be used in the server to not have to deal with all that. That would be awesome.
Yes, this probably have to be a server talking to clients. But Exome probably could have some sort of helper you mentioned. Will write this down as a feature to have in future.
Can confirm, is very easy and nice to use! I was a little worried about async/promise stuff, but basically just kick off a promise from some event and then call the methods and it all works 👍👍
Thanks for giving it a try!
Just realised I should probably add some examples with promises in readme, totally forgot.