watch-state 3.6.0 → 3.6.1
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- package/State/State.d.ts +7 -7
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/State/State.d.ts
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@@ -17,9 +17,9 @@ import { Observable } from '../Observable';
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* // Update value
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* count.value++ // logs: 1
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*/
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export declare class State<
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export declare class State<T = unknown> extends Observable<T> {
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/** Current value. No auto-subscription on direct access (unlike `value`). */
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raw:
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raw: T;
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/**
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* Initial state value set during construction.
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* Used by `reset()` to restore state to its original value.
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*
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* const isChanged = count.initial === count.raw
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readonly initial:
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constructor(...args:
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readonly initial: T;
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constructor(...args: T extends undefined ? [T?] : [T]);
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/**
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* Current state value. Updates watchers only on actual changes (strict `!==`).
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* Using `value` inside a `Watch` callback automatically subscribes to changes.
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* count.value = 1 // triggers watchers
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* count.value = 1 // no trigger
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*/
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get value():
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set value(value:
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get value(): T;
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set value(value: T);
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/**
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* Sets the state value. Identical to the `value` setter but returns `void`.
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* Useful as a shorthand in arrow functions: `() => state.set(value)` instead of `() => { state.value = value }`
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*
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* `state.set` cannot be used as a standalone function: `const set = state.set`
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*/
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set(value:
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set(value: T): void;
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/**
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* Resets state to its initial value.
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* Triggers watchers only if the current value differs from the initial value.
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