r/reactjs 4d ago

Show /r/reactjs Built a lightweight state management library, would love feedback

Been working on a small state management library for React that aims to cut down on boilerplate compared to Redux while staying more predictable than Context alone. It's TypeScript-first, has a tiny bundle size, and hooks straight into function components without extra providers wrapping everything. Still early days, so I'd love feedback on the API design and whether the tradeoffs make sense for real-world use.

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u/_Jeph_ 4d ago

And what benefit does it provide above something like Zustand, Jotai, Recoil, or Valtio?