How Zustand is structuredAn interactive map of the Zustand codebase. The state management library, all sixteen files of src. vanilla.ts sits at the centre and every middleware builds on it.

Files visualized: 16

Languages: TypeScript

Topics: state management, react

Source repository: https://github.com/pmndrs/zustand

Structure16 files and 11 connections between their symbols. Paths are relative to src.Most depended on

vanilla.ts, imported by 9 files

middleware/devtools.ts, imported by 1 file

vanilla/shallow.ts, imported by 1 file

Files

vanilla.ts: 1 function

middleware/devtools.ts: 7 functions; imports vanilla.ts

vanilla/shallow.ts: 5 functions

index.ts: no top-level classes or functions

middleware.ts: no top-level classes or functions

middleware/combine.ts: 1 function; imports vanilla.ts

middleware/immer.ts: 1 function; imports vanilla.ts

middleware/persist.ts: 3 functions; imports vanilla.ts

middleware/redux.ts: 1 function; imports middleware/devtools.ts, vanilla.ts

middleware/ssrSafe.ts: 1 function; imports vanilla.ts

middleware/subscribeWithSelector.ts: 1 function; imports vanilla.ts

react.ts: 3 functions; imports vanilla.ts

react/shallow.ts: 1 function; imports vanilla/shallow.ts

shallow.ts: no top-level classes or functions

traditional.ts: 3 functions; imports vanilla.ts

types.d.ts: no top-level classes or functions

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