abstracts Firebase
abstracts Firebase
API-free access to Firebase et al.; just generate or define the schema and get code-generated object graph in JS
extends MobX
extends MobX
Extends MobX with a seamless persistance layer that subscribes and unsubscribes automatically
simplifies React
simplifies React
No need to learn flux or redux, GraphStore (and MobX) just works as you’d expect. No boilerplate.
“Anything that can be derived from the application state, should be derived. Automatically.”
Such is the philosophy of MobX, and GraphStore now extends this to the remote persistent store or database.
The only store you might need for React and React Native
The only store you might need for React and React Native
GraphStore essentially allows you to treat the persistent datastore as any form of application state. It just stays in sync with the datastore automatically. And it’s designed for modern graph databases.
Try it Out
Try it Out
let user = stores.UserStore.getbyId(userId);
return autorun(() => {
if (!user.loading) console.log("Hello " + user.username);
}
Motivation
Motivation
Learning React and [Redux...] at the same time is hard. There are 10,600,000 articles on managing State in React as of 2018.
Tools like Firebase and MobX make this easier for new programmers, but one small piece that was missing: having a single Store that understood Graphs as well as Facebook, was as simple to use as MobX, and does one thing really well: keeping the graphstore in sync with everything.
