🚀 gentleman-signals-state-manager: !Managing signal state as a gentleman! 🎩

Description

GManagerService is at the heart of the gentleman-signals-state-manager library, a state signal management service in Angular that is not only classy, but super powerful!

Why use gentleman-signals-state-manager instead of 'raw' signals?

• 🎯 Framework-Agnostic: Designed to work with Angular, but thanks to its agnostic design, it could be easily adapted for any frontend library or framework.

• 💼 Simplified Signal Management: Forget about manually handling signals and let GManagerService take care of everything. Add, update, and get signals with ease.

• 🛡️ Robust: Handles errors automatically, protecting your app against non-existent or duplicate signals.

• 🚀 Optimized Performance: By managing signals efficiently, GManagerService helps keep your app fast and agile.

Recommended Usage

To start using gentleman-signals-state-manager in your own project, follow the format shown below:

// Import the necessary
import { Inject, Injectable } from "@angular/core";
import { GENTLEMAN_DEFAULT_STATE, GManagerService } from "gentleman-signals-state-manager";

// Define your own service
@Injectable({
  providedIn: 'root',
})
export class SignalsManagerService<T> {
  signalsManager: GManagerService<T>;

  // Inject the initial state
  constructor(@Inject(GENTLEMAN_DEFAULT_STATE) defaultState: T) {
    this.signalsManager = new GManagerService(defaultState);
  }
}

Provide your initial state inside your app.config.ts

// app.config.ts
import { ApplicationConfig } from '@angular/core';
import { provideInitialState } from 'gentleman-signals-state-manager'

const initial initialState = {
  isLogged: false,
}

export const appConfig: ApplicationConfig = {
  providers: [
    provideInitialState(initialState),
    provideRouter(routes)
  ]
};

For a complete example of how to use gentleman-signals-state-manager, check out the "example" folder in our GitHub repository.

To install gentleman-signals-state-manager in your project, head over to the package page on npm.

You're all set to start managing state signals like a true gentleman! 🎩🚀