@doeixd/machine 1.2.0 → 1.3.0

package/README.md

@@ -59,7 +59,9 @@ type Machine<C extends object> = {
 **Flexibility**: Unlike rigid FSM implementations, you can choose your level of immutability. Want to mutate? You can. Want pure functions? You can. Want compile-time state validation? Type-State Programming gives you that.
 
 **Read more about our core principles:** [ 📖 Core Principles Guide ](./docs/principles.md)
-**Explore our utility helpers:** [ 🏷️ Tagged Helpers & Utilities ](./docs/tagged-helpers.md)
+**Learn about our recent refinements and workflows:** [ 🚀 Evolution & Workflows ](./docs/evolution.md)
+**Prefer simplicity and little abstraction?** [ 🧘 The Minimalist's Manifesto (YAGNI) ](./docs/yagni.md)
+**Explore our utility helpers (tag, isState, tag.factory, States):** [ 🏷️ Tagged Helpers & Utilities ](./docs/tagged-helpers.md)
 
 ## Choosing the Right Pattern
 

package/dist/cjs/development/core.js

@@ -1715,12 +1715,14 @@ function state(context, transitions) {
 // src/index.ts
 function createMachine(context, fnsOrFactory) {
   if (typeof fnsOrFactory === "function") {
+    let self;
     let transitions2;
     const transition = (newContext) => {
-      return createMachine(newContext, transitions2);
+      return newContext === context ? self : createMachine(newContext, transitions2);
     };
     transitions2 = fnsOrFactory(transition);
-    return attachTransitions(Object.assign({ context }, transitions2), transitions2);
+    self = attachTransitions(Object.assign({ context }, transitions2), transitions2);
+    return self;
   }
   const stored = getStoredTransitions(fnsOrFactory);
   const transitions = stored != null ? stored : "context" in fnsOrFactory ? snapshotOwnTransitions(fnsOrFactory) : fnsOrFactory;