Connect json-render state handling to an @xstate/store atom.
npx skills add https://github.com/hasnaxyz/open-render --skill xstate-hasnaxyz
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: xstate Source: https://github.com/hasnaxyz/open-render/tree/main/skills/xstate Command: npx skills add https://github.com/hasnaxyz/open-render --skill xstate-hasnaxyz
It lets json-render read and write application state through an @xstate/store atom, so generated UI stays synchronized with a predictable state backend.
Use the xstate skill to connect an @xstate/store atom to json-render by creating the adapter and passing it into StateProvider.
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To connect json-render to XState, use the xstateStoreStateStore adapter to bridge an @xstate/store atom to json-render's StateProvider, enabling generated UI to read and write shared application state.
An XState Store atom serves as a predictable state backend in React applications. When wrapped with an adapter, it synchronizes json-render generated interfaces with your application's single source of truth.
Yes, the state backend adapter requires an XState Store v3+ atom to properly satisfy the StateStore interface used by StateProvider in json-render React applications.
Yes, if you already model UI state in XState, create an atom, wrap it with the xstateStoreStateStore adapter, and provide it to json-render so generated interfaces share the same state backend.
Create an @xstate/store atom, wrap it with the xstateStoreStateStore adapter to satisfy the StateStore interface, and pass the adapted store into the json-render StateProvider for your React app.
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