do-block / petite-pulse

We will explore implementing a new library and also consider incorporating Vue.js state management to meet the needs of our workplace.

Petite Pulse

Original Purpose: To better meet the needs of real-world work scenarios, we will use the Signia library to implement Vue.js state management and develop additional functionality.

1. Introduction
2. Features
3. Installation
4. Usage
5. API
6. Examples
7. Development
8. Contributing
9. License
10. References

Feature Design

1. State Management Container Design The design of the state management container allows different components in the application to share state and maintain consistency of the state throughout the application's lifecycle, which needs to be considered in the design of the state management container.
2. Defining Actions Available operations should be clearly defined, such as setting data, updating state, or sending API requests, etc. This helps maintain consistency of the application code and makes it easier to understand and maintain.
3. Unified API Defining a unified API interface for state management is a good way to implement it, which can be achieved by using APIs that handle and update states based on specific events. This makes managing the state of multiple data sources easier.
4. Middleware Design Middleware allows you to execute custom code at different points in the application, such as before or after sending API requests. This helps maintain consistency of the application code and makes it easier to understand and maintain.
5. DevTools DevTools is a tool for debugging applications, which can be used to view changes in state throughout the application's lifecycle. This helps debug the application and makes it easier to understand and maintain.
6. Code Splitting Code splitting is a technique for dividing an application's code into multiple chunks that can be loaded on demand. This helps improve application performance and makes it easier to understand and maintain.
7. Server-Side Rendering Server-side rendering is a technique for pre-rendering an application on the server and then sending it to the client. This helps improve application performance and makes it easier to understand and maintain.