@expressive/react/dist/esm/index.js

Use classes to define state in React!

// src/index.ts
import { useEffect, useState } from "react";
import { Pragma } from "./adapter";
import { Context } from "./context";
import {
  Observable,
  Model,
  Model as Model2,
  get,
  use,
  ref,
  set,
  has
} from "@expressive/mvc";
import { Consumer, Context as Context2, Provider } from "./context";
import { Fragment, createElement } from "react";
Pragma.useContext = () => Context.use();
Pragma.useLifecycle = (callback) => useEffect(() => callback(), []);
Pragma.useFactory = (factory) => {
  const state = useState(() => factory(() => {
    state[1]((x) => x.bind(null));
  }));
  return state[0];
};
export {
  Consumer,
  Context2 as Context,
  Fragment,
  Model,
  Observable,
  Provider,
  createElement,
  Model2 as default,
  get,
  has,
  ref,
  set,
  use
};
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