effect-atom-state

Reactive state in React can be managed by modeling it as stable Atom references using Effect. This approach provides built-in async handling and automatic updates to all subscribed components when values change.

Async state in React can be handled safely using Atom.fn with Effect.fnUntraced. This pattern produces AsyncResult states that explicitly manage waiting, success, and error semantics for your components.

State leaks are prevented by managing external resources and subscriptions with scoped finalizers and atom scoping. This ensures proper cleanup within the React component lifecycle when subscriptions end.

Yes, reactive atoms support streaming and pull-based pagination in React. You can model these patterns by composing derived atoms and async actions that produce AsyncResult states for paginated data.

Yes, you can create computed atoms to build derived selectors. This allows you to compose derived state reactively, ensuring all subscribed React components update automatically when the underlying atom values change.