Imagine a world where state management in JavaScript feels like a breeze—intuitive, lightweight, and endlessly scalable. Welcome to QuantaJS, the state management library that’s here to transform how you build applications. Whether you’re crafting a quick prototype or architecting a sprawling enterprise app, QuantaJS delivers a reactivity system so elegant, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without it.
QuantaJS is in beta join us on this exciting journey and shape its future!- Freedom Unleashed: Works anywhere JavaScript does—vanilla, React, Vue, or beyond. No framework? No problem.
- Reactivity Redefined: Say goodbye to clunky boilerplate. Our reactive magic tracks changes effortlessly, from simple counters to complex nested maps.
- Scales Like a Dream: Tiny scripts or massive systems—QuantaJS grows with you, never weighing you down.
- Side Effects, Sorted: Async actions feel natural, not forced. Fetch data, update state, and watch it flow.
- API That Clicks: Learn it in minutes, master it in hours—coding with QuantaJS feels like second nature.
QuantaJS combines simplicity with power, offering a lightweight alternative to traditional state management libraries. Whether you're building a small prototype or a large-scale app, QuantaJS adapts to your needs without unnecessary complexity.
QuantaJS isn’t just another library—it’s a rebellion against bloated, overcomplicated state management. Born from a desire to simplify without sacrificing power, it’s your companion for building smarter, faster, and cleaner code. And since it’s in beta, you’re not just a user—you’re a pioneer, helping us polish this gem into something legendary.
Here’s a sneak peek at what QuantaJS can do:
import { createStore } from "quantajs";
const counter = createStore({
state: { count: 0 },
actions: { increment() { this.count++; } },
});
counter.increment(); // Boom! State updates, reactivity kicks in.
console.log(counter.count); // 1—simple, yet powerful.Ready to dive in? Check out the Installation guide or explore the Quick Start to see QuantaJS in action!
If you like QuantaJS, give it a ⭐ on GitHub or contribute by submitting issues and pull requests!