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CHANGELOG.md

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- Done: Test package installation and usage locally before publishing to npm!
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- Done: published first beta version, via Js Kampala Open Source!
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## React Hands, 31-Mar-2023 (v1.0.4)
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## React Hands, 31-Mar-2023 (v1.0.5)
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- Fixing: NPM error on package install!
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- Fixing: NPM error on package install, module not found!
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- Boost: Migrate from tsc to rollup
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- Done: Configure And Setup Rollup Bundler
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- Party: Fisrt Stable Beta Release On NPM!

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# 🧤 React Hands
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> By Hussein Kizz, First Beta Release v1.0.0
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> By Hussein Kizz, First Beta Release v1.0.5
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React's Own Hands Touching State The Easiest Way!
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Unlike others, react hands focuses on easiness and takes a shorthand approach to managing state in your react applications by using react's built in hooks mainly useContext and useReducer which are pretty handy by the way, and also emphasize a single source of truth or global state philosophy to allow managing state at scale a breeze, though local state approach is also supported intuitively. And with that said, `react-hands` is a lightweight, simple and easiest to use state management library to help you manage your application's state without having to learn that much anything new, as the library provides a `StoreProvider` wrapper component and a `useStore` hook for accessing and updating the state just as you would almost do it with react itself, resulting into a simillar and easy to use state management pattern.
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## Key Features
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- 👐 Open Source
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- 🤏 Light Weight
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- 👌 As Easy As useState()
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- 👏 Typscript Support
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- 🙏 No Boilerplate
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- ✌️ Full Of Handies!
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You can install the `react-hands` library using npm or yarn:
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## Usage
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React Hands is so easy to use, you can play with it here to see for yourself or follow the step by step instructions below:
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[👍 Try It](https://stackblitz.com/edit/vitejs-vite-zrvz8l?embed=1&file=src/App.jsx&theme=dark&view=preview)
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To create the store, use the `reactState` function. It takes three arguments:

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