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Hello! Been a long time since I was using MST and I want to come back, but looking at some community examples it looks kinda tedious when you're used to the standard hooks and zustand. Do I really need a Provider + hook AND the observer HOC? The React integration page doesn't even mention hooks. I would want to just be able to use a hook in the components I need the data. Is that possible? Thanks in advance! |
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You have to wrap your state in
It's up to you how you get state into your component - react context/import/local state.
No, because we have to wrap over rendering logic. Also it's no more tedious than using |
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I understand, thanks for the reply! |
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What's the way to use memo instead of observer? I'd prefer minimal mobx boilerplate and rely on default react methods for the view if possible. Is there not a way to move the observer functionality into the hook? |
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You have to wrap your state in
observableand your components inobserver. In exchange, you don't have to worry about immutability, memoization, selectors, reducers, subscriptions.It's up to you how you get state into your component - react context/import/local state.
No, because we have to wrap over rendering logic. Also it's no more tedious than using
React.memo, which you would have to use anyway to achieve similar perf benefits.