Developer releases native-state-react, a single-file global state library for React

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A developer has published native-state-react, an open-source global state management library for React, available on npm and GitHub. The project was created to reduce boilerplate code found in solutions like Redux, Redux Toolkit, and the Context API while keeping the developer experience close to React's native feel. The library consists of a single file and relies on just a couple of React hooks, offering an API similar to useState but for global state. Performance optimizations include path-targeted subscriptions, pre-compiled property getters, and microtask batching to minimize unnecessary re-renders. A live demo is available on StackBlitz, and the repository includes usage examples for defining, updating, and consuming state across components.

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