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Today, apps rely on AppState and GlobalState in the ui/state_management module to deal with internal (app) and shared (global) state. These classes give apps an ability to read/write state, when is then synced to the URL as well as sessionStorage. They also react to changes in the URL and automatically update state & emit events when changes occur. This PR introduces new state synching utilities, which together with state containers src/plugins/kibana_utils/public/state_containers will be a replacement for AppState and GlobalState in New Platform.
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TypeScript
22 lines
924 B
TypeScript
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import { StateContainersExamplesPlugin } from './plugin';
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export const plugin = () => new StateContainersExamplesPlugin();
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