In this article, I will talk about libraries that you can use in your React projects.
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Helpful post Sonay, though it could have been much better if you've also mentioned their links. Thanks btw for sharing!
To add on, here's another helpful resource for finding great React tools:
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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 .
MobX ?
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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.