reactn/build/methods.d.ts

React, but with built-in global state management.

import { Reducers, State } from '../default';
import Callback from '../types/callback';
import Dispatchers from '../types/dispatchers';
import NewGlobalState from '../types/new-global-state';
import { ReactNComponent, ReactNPureComponent } from './components';
import GlobalStateManager from './global-state-manager';
export declare function ReactNComponentWillUnmount<G extends {} = State>(that: ReactNComponent<any, any, G> | ReactNPureComponent<any, any, G>): void;
export declare function ReactNComponentWillUpdate<G extends {} = State>(that: ReactNComponent<any, any, G> | ReactNPureComponent<any, any, G>): void;
export declare function ReactNShouldComponentUpdate<G extends {} = State>(that: ReactNComponent<any, any, G> | ReactNPureComponent<any, any, G>): void;
export declare function ReactNDispatch<G extends {} = State, R extends {} = Reducers>(): Dispatchers<G, R>;
export declare function ReactNGlobalCallback(that: ReactNComponent | ReactNPureComponent): void;
export declare function ReactNGlobal<G extends {} = State>(that: ReactNComponent<any, any, G>, globalStateManager?: GlobalStateManager<G>): Readonly<G>;
export declare function ReactNSetGlobal<G extends {} = State, R extends {} = Reducers>(newGlobalState: NewGlobalState<G>, callback: Callback<G, R> | null, _sync: boolean, globalStateManager?: GlobalStateManager<G, R>): Promise<G>;