How to use the @edtr-io/store.createStore function in @edtr-io/store
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few @edtr-io/store examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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edtr-io / edtr-io / packages / public / renderer / src / index.tsx View on Github 
export function Renderer({
createStoreEnhancer = defaultEnhancer => defaultEnhancer,
theme = {},
...props
}: RendererProps) {
const { store } = createStore({
instances: {
main: {
plugins: props.plugins,
defaultPlugin: ''
}
},
createEnhancer: createStoreEnhancer
})
store.dispatch(
initRoot({
initialState: props.state,
plugins: props.plugins,
defaultPlugin: ''
})('main')
)export function Renderer({
createStoreEnhancer = defaultEnhancer => defaultEnhancer,
theme = {},
...props
}: RendererProps) {
const { store } = createStore({
instances: {
main: {
plugins: props.plugins,
defaultPlugin: ''
}
},
createEnhancer: createStoreEnhancer
})
store.dispatch(
initRoot({
initialState: props.state,
plugins: props.plugins,
defaultPlugin: ''
})('main')
)
Popular @edtr-io/store functions
- @edtr-io/store.createStore
- @edtr-io/store.findNextNode
- @edtr-io/store.findPreviousNode
- @edtr-io/store.getDocument
- @edtr-io/store.getScope
- @edtr-io/store.hasFocusedDescendant
- @edtr-io/store.hasPendingChanges
- @edtr-io/store.initRoot
- @edtr-io/store.isFocused
- @edtr-io/store.serializeDocument
- @edtr-io/store.serializeRootDocument