preset library

Classes

Computed<T>: A derived signal that computes its value from other signals.
Effect: A side effect that runs when its dependencies change.
EffectScope: A scope for grouping related effects together.
PresetSystem: A concrete implementation of the ReactiveSystem for handling computed values, effects and reactive scopes.
Signal<T>: A reactive value that notifies subscribers when it changes.
WritableSignal<T>: A signal that can be read from and written to.

EffectStop: A wrapper type that provides a mechanism to stop tracking dependencies for an effect.

computed<T>(T getter(T? oldValue)) → Computed<T>: Creates a new computed value that automatically updates when its dependencies change.
effect(void fn()) → EffectStop<Effect>: Creates a new effect that automatically runs when its dependencies change.
effectScope(void fn()) → EffectStop<EffectScope>: Creates a new effect scope that can be used to group and cleanup multiple effects.
endBatch() → void: Ends a batch update and processes any queued effects if this was the outermost batch.
pauseTracking() → void: Temporarily pauses dependency tracking.
resumeTracking() → void: Resumes dependency tracking after it was paused with pauseTracking.
signal<T>(T value) → WritableSignal<T>: Creates a new signal with the given initial value.
startBatch() → void: Starts a batch update that prevents effects from being immediately executed when signals change.