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A basic example application for two purposes:
Testing
A simple test to test that:
If there's an issue, the dependent React application will fail to type check and build.
Documentation
As a demo to draw inspiration from. When using this library for the first time, I found the barrier to entry to be a bit higher than necessary. The idea is to demonstrate:
binder<T>(), Immer-yjs essentially asserts the type. However, the user might want to validate the document to guarantee proper type safety. (I developed a validation library just for this purpose—PureParse—to deal specifically with data from CRDTs)useSyncExternalStoreWithSelector: React now hasuseSyncExternalStore.