The observer HoC automatically subscribes React components to any observables that are used during rendering . As a result, components will automatically re-render when relevant observables change. It also makes sure that components don’t re-render when there are no relevant changes.
Read moreWhat is a provider in React?
Provider is the container for all React Spectrum applications . It defines the theme, locale, and other application level settings, and can also be used to provide common properties to a group of components.
Read moreHow do I use React in MobX?
Create a new React app We can use cd mobx-react to go into the folder . Now, inside of the src folder, we can create a folder for our components, create a PetList component inside the folder, and open the file in your favorite editor.
Read moreWhat is MobX React Lite?
Mobx-react-lite is a lightweight binding to glue Mobx stores and functional React components .
Read moreCan you use Hooks with MobX?
Hooks to the rescue. React Hooks are most likely the easiest way to consume MobX store . They give you a freedom in how to do things instead of heavily opinionated inject .
Read moreDoes MobX work with functional components?
In this tutorial, we will learn how to use MobX with React Functional Components . MobX being a very useful state management library reduces the code that needs to be written for global state management. Mobx is easy to use and quick to learn.
Read moreHow big is MobX?
The gzipped minified build size dropped from 17.3kB to 14.2kB (22% smaller). But, in practice this will shave off even a bit more, as MobX 4 is better tree-shake-able.
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