Thanks for your detailed explanation!
useInject is a bit complicate to me, so I'm sticking to use useStore :-)
useInject
useStore
And another thing I found when I try your great example is enhanced the useStore with types:
export const useStore = () => useContext(StoreContext)
to
export const useStore: () => TRootStoreModel = () => useContext(StoreContext) as TRootStoreModel
Then it will be more convenience to use useStore with ts autocomplete feature!
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Thanks for your detailed explanation!
useInjectis a bit complicate to me, so I'm sticking to useuseStore:-)And another thing I found when I try your great example is enhanced the
useStorewith types:to
Then it will be more convenience to use
useStorewith ts autocomplete feature!