This manages complex state management in a web app
ZenStore NPM package is powerful state management solution designed to simplify complex state management in web applications. With a rich set of features, it provides developers with the tools needed to efficiently handle state in a scalable and maintainable way.
const {Zenstore} = require('zen-store')
//Creating an instance
const zenStore = new ZenStore()
//Middleware Support
const middleare = (prevState, nextState) => {
console.log('Middleware : State updated ', nextState)
}
zenStore.applyMiddleware(middleware)
ZenStore offers middleware support, allowing developers to inject custom logic into the state update process. This is particularly useful for tasks like logging, asynchronous operations, and third-party integrations.
const {PresistenceMiddleware} = require('zen-store')
const persistenceMiddleware = new PersistenceMiddleware('zen-store-state.json');
zenStore.applyMiddleware(persistenceMiddleware.persistState);
The package includes a Persistence Middleware, enabling seamless storage and retrieval of application state. This ensures that the state can persist across page reloads, improving the overall user experience.
// Event Listeners
zenStore.on('userLoggedIn', user => {
console.log(`Event Listener: User logged in - ${user.username}`);
});
//unsubscribing listeners
const listener = state => {
console.log('Listener: State Updated', state);
};
const unsubscribe = zenStore.subscribe(listener);
setTimeout(unsubscribe, 5000) // to unsubsribe after some time
// Custom Event Trigger
zenStore.triggerEvent('userLoggedIn', { username: 'JohnDoe' });
Developers can subscribe to state changes using event listeners, facilitating responsive UI updates. Additionally, ZenStore allows the triggering of custom events, enhancing flexibility in handling various application events.
zenStore.setState({ count: 44 });
zenStore.undo();
ZenStore introduces undo and redo functionality, enabling users to navigate through previous states. This is particularly beneficial in scenarios where users need to revert to a specific application state.
// Debounce State Updates
zenStore.setDebounceDelay(500);
zenStore.setState({ count: 45 }, true, true);
// Batch Update Config.
zenStore.startBatchUpdate();
zenStore.queueBatchUpdate({ count: 46 });
zenStore.endBatchUpdate();
The package includes features for controlling the frequency of state updates, offering debouncing options and batch update configurations. This ensures that state updates are optimized for performance.
zenStore.enableDeepStateComparison();
zenStore.setState({ nested: { prop: 'value' } });
zenStore.setState({ nested: { prop: 'updatedValue' } });
ZenStore supports deep state comparison, providing developers with granular control over state changes. This feature is valuable in scenarios where precise tracking of changes is crucial.
// Persistent State Storage Configuration
zenStore.setLocalStorageKey('custom-key');
zenStore.persistStateToLocalStorage();
// More Optimal Error Handling
zenStore.setErrorHandler(error => {
console.error('Custom Error Handler:', error);
});
// Versioning
persistenceMiddleware.incrementVersion();
// Additional features from PersistenceMiddleware
persistenceMiddleware.saveState({ additionalData: 'Persisted Data' });
const loadedState = persistenceMiddleware.loadState();
console.log('Loaded State:', loadedState);
const fileInfo = persistenceMiddleware.getFileInfo();
console.log('File Information:', fileInfo);
persistenceMiddleware.renameFile('new-zen-store-state.json');
persistenceMiddleware.deleteFile();
console.log('Package features demonstration completed.');
- Error Handling Enhancements
- Advanced Persistence Options
- Integration with Frameworks
Stay tuned for these exciting additions to the ZenStore package, as we continue to evolve and enhance the state management experience for web developers.``