chore(deps): bump foxact from 0.2.39 to 0.2.42

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Bumps foxact from 0.2.39 to 0.2.42.

Release notes

Sourced from foxact's releases.

0.2.42

Core Changes

• Add fetchJsonp utility function

0.2.41

Core Changes

• useComponentWillReceiveUpdate now returns whether the props have changed. You can early return your component to skip the JSX creation, so React can re-execute the component function earlier.

0.2.40

Core Changes

• Add createLocalStorageState and createSessionStorageState. Example usage:

// src/context/sidebar-active.tsx
import { createLocalStorageState } from 'foxact/create-local-storage-state';
const [useSidebarActive, useSidebarActiveValue] = createLocalStorageState(
'sidebar-active', // The localStorage key
/**

The initial value to use if there is no item in the local storage with the provided key,
the undefined value will be used if no initial value is provided.

Also, the initial value will also be used during the server-side rendering, see below.
/
false,
/*
Optional configuration object enables the customization of value serialization before it's stored in local storage.
*/
{
// Optional, default to false. When set to "true", the value will be passed to the localStorage API as is.
raw: false,
// Optional, default to "JSON.stringify". Can only be specified when the "raw" is set to false (which is the default).
serializer: JSON.stringify,
// Optional, default to "JSON.parse". Can only be specified when the "raw" is set to false (which is the default).
deserializer: JSON.parse,
}
);

export { useSidebarActive, useSidebarActiveValue };

And now you can use the getter and setter hooks anywhere in your app:

// src/components/sidebar.tsx
import { memo } from 'react';
import { useSidebarActive, useSidebarActiveValue } from '../context/sidebar-active';
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Changelog

Sourced from foxact's changelog.

0.2.42

Core Changes

• Add fetchJsonp utility function

0.2.41

• useComponentWillReceiveUpdate now returns whether the props have changed. You can early return your component to skip the JSX creation, so React can re-execute the component function earlier.

0.2.40

Core Changes

• Add createLocalStorageState and createSessionStorageState. Example usage:

// src/context/sidebar-active.tsx
import { createLocalStorageState } from 'foxact/create-local-storage-state';
const [useSidebarActive, useSidebarActiveValue] = createLocalStorageState(
'sidebar-active', // The localStorage key
/**

The initial value to use if there is no item in the local storage with the provided key,
the undefined value will be used if no initial value is provided.

Also, the initial value will also be used during the server-side rendering, see below.
/
false,
/*
Optional configuration object enables the customization of value serialization before it's stored in local storage.
*/
{
// Optional, default to false. When set to "true", the value will be passed to the localStorage API as is.
raw: false,
// Optional, default to "JSON.stringify". Can only be specified when the "raw" is set to false (which is the default).
serializer: JSON.stringify,
// Optional, default to "JSON.parse". Can only be specified when the "raw" is set to false (which is the default).
deserializer: JSON.parse,
}
);

export { useSidebarActive, useSidebarActiveValue };

And now you can use the getter and setter hooks anywhere in your app:

// src/components/sidebar.tsx
import { memo } from 'react';
</tr></table> 

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Commits

• 8ca6cd1 release: 0.2.42
• 1f139d8 docs: add fetch-jsonp
• 79c21a5 feat(fetch-jsonp): bring up
• e032fdd release: 0.2.41
• db768a1 docs(use-component-will-receive-update): update usage
• 158b4b0 feat(use-component-will-receive-update): return changed boolean
• af4f96b docs: change sidebar order
• bc59f8c release: 0.2.40
• 3044472 feat: atom-like storage state (#26)
• dd5fe6c docs(use-component-will-receive-update): correct typo (#25)
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Superseded by #1120.