An Ember addon providing a state management pattern for medium-term state between singleton controllers and ephemeral components.
Ember State Services is an Ember.js addon that provides a state management pattern for handling medium-term state in ambitious applications. It addresses the gap between long-term singleton controller state and short-term ephemeral component state, preventing state loss and leakage in complex UI interactions. The addon offers reference-keyed state that persists beyond component destruction but remains isolated to specific model instances.
Ember.js developers building complex applications that require state persistence beyond component lifecycles, such as those implementing master/detail interfaces or forms with unsaved edits. It is particularly useful for developers who need to manage state that should not leak between different model instances.
Developers choose this addon because it provides a safe, middle-ground solution for state management, isolating state per reference key to prevent leaks while allowing persistence beyond component destruction. Its integration with computed properties via the `stateFor` helper and flexibility with custom state objects offer a structured approach to managing medium-term state in Ember applications.
Ember State Services is an addon that introduces a state management pattern for ambitious Ember.js applications. It addresses the gap between long-term singleton controller state and short-term ephemeral component state, preventing state loss and leakage in complex UI interactions.
ember-buffered-proxy.stateFor helper returns a computed property that automatically provides the correct state object based on a changing reference.The addon is designed to provide a safe and easy middle-ground solution for state that needs to outlive a component's lifecycle but should remain private and isolated to specific model references.
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Prevents state leakage between model instances by providing a unique state object per reference key, as shown in the master/detail example for unsaved edits.
Addresses the gap between short-term component state and long-term controller state, allowing state to persist beyond component destruction without being singleton-like.
Supports custom state objects with initial state and integration with tools like ember-buffered-proxy, enabling advanced state management scenarios as detailed in the README.
Uses computed properties via the `stateFor` helper, automatically updating state based on changing references, which fits naturally into Ember's reactivity system.
Tightly coupled to Ember.js and its ecosystem, making it unsuitable for projects using other frameworks or those considering a future migration away from Ember.
The addon appears older with a Vimeo demo from 2015 and dependencies on other addons like ember-buffered-proxy, which may have compatibility issues with newer Ember versions or lack active support.
Requires creating separate state files and understanding Ember's computed property patterns, which can be complex for developers unfamiliar with advanced Ember concepts, despite the README's examples.
Ember.js flavored changesets, inspired by Ecto