Show HN: Tired of logic in useEffect, I built a class-based React state manager

Category: library

Tags: react, state-management, typescript

Score: 5.8/10 (Innovation: 4, Technical: 6, Documentation: 8, Utility: 5)

Snapstate is a class-based React state manager designed to extract business logic from components and useEffect hooks into testable, extensible stores. It's interesting because it offers a structured alternative to scattered React state with built-in async operation tracking, form handling, URL sync, and fine-grained reactivity using dot-path subscriptions.

Target audience: frontend devs

Repository: https://thales.me/posts/why-i-built-snapstate/ · TypeScript · MIT

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