reago-react
package changelog
1.0.3
Patch Changes
- f2b3721: Updated the readme badges on npm pages
1.0.2
Patch Changes
- 4bcce0d: Fixed the MIT license links on npm pages
1.0.1
Patch Changes
- bb25099: Fixed a deployment issue caused by
changesets
misconfiguration
1.0.0
Major Changes
687b868: Reago is now stable
After multiple iterations, internal improvements, and type safety enhancements, Reago has reached its first stable release. The core API is now considered production-ready. Future updates will follow semantic versioning strictly, with a strong focus on API stability.
Patch Changes
- Updated dependencies [687b868]
- reago@1.0.0
0.3.0
Patch Changes
- Updated dependencies [93a14a5]
- reago@0.3.0
0.2.1
Patch Changes
- 1152e34: Transferred the package ownership to the
areven
organization - Updated dependencies [1152e34]
- reago@0.2.2
0.2.0
Minor Changes
c4135fc: Added new
useAtom
anduseDeasyncAtom
hooks for queryingWe now offer three ways of accessing atoms:
useAtom
- returns raw atom value as is, giving consumers full control over async operations.useAsyncAtom
- returns atom value via Suspense, Promises are handled automatically.useDeasyncAtom
- returns atom value unpacked viadeasync
, useful for environments with no Suspense support.
Patch Changes
- Updated dependencies [e5cc2f1]
- reago@0.2.1
0.1.1
Patch Changes
- Updated dependencies [b0df7cc]
- reago@0.2.0
0.1.0
Minor Changes
9e95f80: Renamed suspense-based
useAtom
touseAsyncAtom
With plenty of legacy projects in the wild the assumption that everyone can use the suspense-based
useAtom
inreago-react
is overly optimistic. This name change will allow us to introduce two new ways of querying - for raw and deasync values.
0.0.2
Patch Changes
- 222564d: Simplified the package.json keywords
- 77c711e: Added
main
andtypes
fields to package.json - Updated dependencies [77c711e]
- reago@0.1.4
0.0.1
Patch Changes
d215165: Introducing
reago-react
– the official React bindings for the Reago state management library!Effortlessly integrate Reago's powerful state system into your React applications with minimal setup. Now, managing complex states in React components has never been simpler or more efficient.