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The basic element of recoil is an “Atom” . Atom manages the state of each component. The creation and use of atom is pretty easy, just like the useState hook.
An Atom is initialised by calling the function atom
Let’s Code
For the Demo we are going to add a item to TodoList and read the todolist from atom using ‘useRecoilValue’
let’s make a file to handle recoil states todolistrecoil.js
we read the list from and map it to show the list.
Now the TodoListCreator looks something like this…
we handle the input in react state and on submit , we use ‘useSetRecoilState’
get the previous todo’s and append new item and set as new state.
Do not forget to call these components in your App.js
An !Important thing before it works, you have to wrap your application with a Provider
in the same way Redux or Context are doing.
We have a state where we want to derive from one or more states,
this can be done using selectors
in recoil.
for ex: we want to show the stats of the todo list
completed:the number of tasks completed in the list
pending:the number of tasks not completed in the list
here’s the code for selectors
Firstly we get the todoliststate then we compute and get a different state derived from the todoliststate
todoliststat.js
we access the state value useRecoilValue
There’s Plenty more to it like fetching async requests and much more which are covered in docs.
Recoil is still experimental and should not be used in Production.
But this seem to be very promising and I hope that soon, we will be able to made easier to maintain states in our react apps and make our life easier!
Thank you for reading!
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