Fuck This

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A stateful, functional React component library.

Overview

"Fuck this" is a lightweight microlibrary designed for building stateful, functional components in React. As a modern solution, it addresses various challenges faced by developers by leveraging a familiar structure inspired by ReasonReact and Hyperapp. Although the library has been marked as deprecated and will not receive further maintenance, it offers a streamlined approach for those looking to create functional components with intuitive state management.

This library provides a powerful yet compact way to handle state and actions within React components. It's particularly appealing for developers who prefer a minimalist approach without sacrificing functionality. With its simplistic design, "Fuck this" allows users to focus on writing clean code while keeping the complexity at bay.

Features

  • Redux-style reducers: Uses pure reducer functions to keep all state logic in a single, testable location.
  • Reducers => actions: Automatically converts reducers into action functions that are passed as props, eliminating the need for action strings.
  • Async reducers: Supports asynchronous reducers for resolving data from external sources seamlessly.
  • Portable render: Maintains independence from the library, as state and actions are managed through props.
  • Context sharing: Allows sharing of state and actions across the app using a context provider.
  • Tiny footprint: Stands at less than 1kb, ensuring minimal impact on application size.
  • Environment flexibility: Can be installed via package managers and used in environments like CodePen.
react
React

React is a widely used JavaScript library for building user interfaces and single-page applications. It follows a component-based architecture and uses a virtual DOM to efficiently update and render UI components

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Rollup

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