WebDec 29, 2024 · If you need a replacement for useState+useContext, jotai fits well. If you want to update state outside React, zustand works better. If code splitting is important, jotai should perform well. If you prefer Redux devtools, zustand is good to go. If you want to make use of Suspense, jotai is the one. WebDec 22, 2024 · tacrewon Dec 22, 2024. I am currently studying how to avoid unnecessary re-rendering in the state management pattern using useContext+useReducer using jotai and recoil. When the Like button of an article is pressed, only the header and the article component will be re-rendered. Here are the sandboxes for each using jotai and recoil.
On demand atom based on ID · Discussion #1337 · pmndrs/jotai
WebAnother is that you cannot scope atoms to a React Context, so it's only really useful to manage global state. You couldn't, for example, put sorting/filtering state for a complex … WebOct 25, 2024 · Jotai is my favorite way to handle state in react applications, and react-query has an amazing API for handling remote data state. Together they create a new way of handling state and fetching remote data at the same time. Getting started To get started, you'll have to install a few dependencies: yarn add jotai jotai-query-toolkit react-query honey don\u0027t lyrics carl perkins
[Proposal] atomWithWrapper · Discussion #1172 · pmndrs/jotai
WebJotai takes an atomic approach to global React state management with a model inspired by Recoil. Build state by combining atoms and renders are automatically optimized based on atom dependency. This solves the extra re-render issue of React context and eliminates the need for memoization. WebNov 27, 2024 · Analogous to recoil's useRecoilValue, it'd be nice to have an equivalent hook. This should be in jotai/utils along with useUpdateAtom. The implementation in JS is as simple as this. const useAtomValue = (anAtom) => useAtom(anAtom)[0] So,... WebJotai's dependency tracking mechanism is tied to React state. But, it would be nice to provide such a feature as seamlessly as possible. It'd be a challenging task. LazyLazyBear • 2 yr. ago Yep. It's probably a nice to have feature but not at the cost of complicating library or API. Thanks for your help. And for this cool library honey don\u0027t lyrics beatles