State management library based on The Elm Architecture.
Concepts familiar to Elm programmers (Model, Msg, Cmd) in a totally pure way.
TESM is written in TypeScript. While vanilla JavaScript is supported, it is highly recommended to use TypeScript for the benefit of strict type checking.
You can find the full documentation here.
import { machine, st, XMsg, XModel, XCmd, defineFlow } from "tesm"
type InitialContext = {
loadingStarted: number;
}
type WaitingInitialize = InitialContext & {
localSave: LocalSave;
}
type LoadingConfigContext = WaitingInitialize & {
initialize_data: Initialize
}
type LoadedContext = LoadingConfigContext & {
config: Config;
loadingFinished: number;
}
const m = machine(
{
initial: st<InitialContext>(),
waiting_initialize: st<WaitingInitialize>(),
waiting_config: st<LoadingConfigContext>(),
loaded: st<LoadedContext>(),
},
{
initialized: (data: Initialize) => ({ data }),
config_loaded: (config: Config, now: number) => ({ config, now }),
local_storage_loaded: (localSave: LocalSave) => ({ localSave }),
},
{
loadLocalStorage: () => ({}),
initialize: () => ({}),
loadConfig: (configUrl: string) => ({ configUrl }),
}
)
const AppLoadingState = defineFlow(
m,
"AppLoadingState",
() => [m.states.initial({ loadingStarted: Date.now() }), m.cmds.loadLocalStorage()],
{
initial: {
local_storage_loaded: (msg, model) => {
return [
m.states.waiting_initialize({
...model,
localSave: msg.localSave
}),
m.cmds.initialize()
];
}
},
waiting_initialize: {
initialized: (msg, model) => {
return [
m.states.waiting_config({
...model,
initialize_data: msg.data
}),
m.cmds.loadConfig(msg.data.configUrl)
];
}
},
waiting_config: {
config_loaded: (msg, model) => {
return [
m.states.loaded({
...model,
config: msg.config,
loadingFinished: msg.now
}),
];
}
},
loaded: {}
}
)
export namespace AppLoading {
export type Msgs = ReturnType<typeof AppLoadingState.msgCreator>;
export type Cmd = XCmd<typeof AppLoadingState>
export type Model = XModel<typeof AppLoadingState>
export const machine = AppLoadingState
}
type Initialize = {
configUrl: string;
username: string;
userId: string;
// ... other properties
}
type LocalSave = {
// ... properties for local save
}
type Config = {
// ... properties for config
}context.tsx
import { createContext, PropsWithChildren, useContext } from "react"
import { AppLoading } from "../state"
import { useTeaSimple } from "tesm/react"
const GlobalStateContext = createContext<
{ model: AppLoading.Model; msgs: AppLoading.Msgs } | undefined
>(undefined)
export const GlobalStateProvider: React.FC<PropsWithChildren> = (props) => {
const [state, msgs] = useTeaSimple(AppLoading.machine, {
initialize: async (cmd, msgs) => {
await sleep(1000)
return msgs.initialized({
configUrl: "https://example.com/config.json",
userId: "user123",
username: "user",
})
},
loadConfig: async (cmd, msgs) => {
await sleep(1000)
return msgs.config_loaded({}, Date.now())
},
loadLocalStorage: async (cmd, msgs) => {
await sleep(1000)
return msgs.local_storage_loaded({})
},
})
return (
<GlobalStateContext.Provider value={{ model: state, msgs }}>
{props.children}
</GlobalStateContext.Provider>
)
}
export function useGlobalState() {
let ctx = useContext(GlobalStateContext)
if (!ctx) throw new Error("useGlobalState must be used within a GlobalStateProvider")
return ctx
}AppLoader.tsx
import { SpecificState } from "tesm"
import { AppLoading } from "../state"
import { useGlobalState } from "./context"
type LoadedModel = SpecificState<AppLoading.Model, "loaded">
const App = (props: LoadedModel) => {
return (
<div>
<h1>Welcome {props.initialize_data.username}</h1>
</div>
)
}
const LoadingScreen = (props: { stage: AppLoading.Model["state"] }) => {
return <div>loading stage: {props.stage}</div>
}
export const AppLoader = () => {
const { model } = useGlobalState()
switch (model.state) {
case "initial":
case "waiting_initialize":
case "waiting_config":
return <LoadingScreen stage={model.state} />
case "loaded":
return <App {...model} />
}
}