magicstate

magicstate is a state management library for JavaScript applications. It aims to provide a simple, declarative, and predictable way to manage the state of an application. The library is built around the concept of observable state, meaning that changes to the state automatically trigger updates in components that depend on that state. This reactivity is a core feature, allowing for efficient and seamless UI updates.

The library's design emphasizes minimal boilerplate code. Developers define their state and then use simple functions or methods to update it. magicstate handles the underlying mechanisms of tracking changes and notifying the relevant parts of the application. It supports various data structures for state, including primitives, objects, and arrays.

Key features of magicstate include its small footprint, making it suitable for projects where performance and bundle size are concerns. It also offers features like asynchronous state updates and middleware support, allowing for custom logic to be applied during state transitions. The library is designed to be framework-agnostic, meaning it can be integrated into different JavaScript frameworks and libraries like React, Vue, or Angular, or even used in vanilla JavaScript projects. The goal is to provide a universal solution for state management that is easy to learn and use.