Comment Comment by baron816 If you want a really frictionless state management library for React, please try out my library https://github.com/baron816/use-structureIt lets you make state updates using native JavaScript mutation APIs. It uses Proxies to convert those mutable updates to be immutable so that your component updates correctly. This will work:...const arr = useStructure([]);...<button onClick={() => arr.push(1, 2, 3) }>Add value</button>But you could use deeply nested arrays/objects/Maps/Sets. Or you could use your own class with its “mutating” methods.If you know basic JS, you should be able to use it without worries. parent baron816 6 years ago
It lets you make state updates using native JavaScript mutation APIs. It uses Proxies to convert those mutable updates to be immutable so that your component updates correctly. This will work:
...
const arr = useStructure([]);
...
<button onClick={() => arr.push(1, 2, 3) }>Add value</button>
But you could use deeply nested arrays/objects/Maps/Sets. Or you could use your own class with its “mutating” methods.
If you know basic JS, you should be able to use it without worries.