new Reactive()

Class that creates a reactive state.

const state = new Reactive(value)
state.current = 1
console.log(state.current)

const handle = state.on(value => console.log(value))
handle.disconnect()

Properties	Info
.id	ReactiveState() instance id
.current	Current state of ReactiveState()
.version	Current state version
.set(value)	Same as setting value to .current
.emit(value)	Best fits when using useReactiveEvent()
.forceUpdate()	Force callback to all listeners
.on(func)	Start listening to any update

useReactive() & useReacnull()

const state = new Reactive(value)
const value = useReactive(state)

const nullable: null | Reactive<T> = null
const value = useReacnull(nullable)

useReactiveState() & useReacnullState()

const state = new Reactive(value)
const [value, setValue] = useReactiveState(state)

const nullable: null | Reactive<T> = null
const [value, setValue] = useReacnullState(nullable)

useReactiveEvent() & useReacnullEvent()

const state = new Reactive(value)
useReactiveEvent(state, newval => { ... }, [deps])

const nullable: null | Reactive<T> = null
useReacnullEvent(nullable, newval => { ... }, [deps])

useReactiveUpdate() & useReacnullUpdate()

const state = new Reactive(value)
useReactiveUpdate(state)

const nullable: null | Reactive<T> = null
useReacnullUpdate(nullable)