State

interface

A read-only handle to one state value. Returned by `ctx.state('editor.selection')` and the other built-in state names. Reading `.value` gives you the current data, and it tracks: inside an `effect` or a condition predicate, reading it registers a dependency. Use `getSnapshot()` when you want the data without that tracking, and `subscribe()` when you are outside a reactive body and need a callback. Built-in state is never writable from a mod. To change host state, dispatch the matching action with `ctx.action(id, input)`.

interface State<TValue>

Import

import { State } from '@modular/sdk/editor';

Members10

accessScope: HostScope
The scope this handle reads through: root, workspace, editor, and so on.
capturedAt: string
When the current value was committed, as an ISO timestamp.
descriptor: StateDescriptor
Title, owner, schema, scope, and sensitivity as the host sees them.
id: string & $brand<'HostStateId'>
Host-wide identifier, which for mod state includes the mod id.
kind: 'state'
previous: StateVersion<TValue> | null
The value before the most recent write, or `null` if there was none.
revision: number
Counter that increases on every committed write.
value: TValue
Current value. Reading it inside a reactive body subscribes to it.
getSnapshot: () => StateSnapshot<TValue>
Read value, revision, and previous version together, without tracking.
subscribe: (listener: (snapshot: StateSnapshot<TValue>) => void) => () => void
Call `listener` on every write. Call the returned function to stop.

Notes

category: State