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tanstack-vue-store-skilld

Vue adapter for TanStack Store, a framework agnostic type-safe store. ALWAYS use when writing code importing "@tanstack/vue-store" in a Vue app. Covers the useSelector, useAtom, useStore (deprecated), and useStore hooks, the re-exported @tanstack/store core API (createStore, createAtom, createAsyncAtom, batch, flush, shallow), debugging, best practices, and migration between @tanstack/vue-store versions.

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npx skills add https://github.com/skilld-dev/vue-ecosystem-skills --skill tanstack-vue-store-skilld
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@tanstack/vue-store@0.11.1

Vue adapter for TanStack Store. Exact core dependency: @tanstack/store@0.11.1 (package.json:41). src/index.ts:1 re-exports the whole core, so Vue apps import everything from @tanstack/vue-store alone.

Quick start

import { createStore, createAtom, shallow, useAtom, useSelector } from '@tanstack/vue-store'

// Module scope: create once, import anywhere
const counter = createStore({ count: 0 })
const countAtom = createAtom(0)

// Inside <script setup>
const count = useSelector(counter, (s) => s.count)                             // slice
const pair = useSelector(counter, (s) => ({ n: s.count }), { compare: shallow }) // object slice
const [n, setN] = useAtom(countAtom)                                           // read + write
setN((prev) => prev + 1)

Read refs in templates as {{ count }}, in script as count.value.

Hooks (this package's own exports)

HookSignatureUse
useSelector(source, selector?, options?) => Readonly<Ref<TSelected>>Primary read hook. Store, atom, or any { get, subscribe } source. Omit the selector to subscribe to the whole value.
useAtom(atom, options?) => [Readonly<Ref<TValue>>, atom.set]Read plus write for one writable atom. The setter takes a value or an updater function (src/useAtom.ts:20-27).
_useStore(store, selector, options?) => [selected, actions or setState]Experimental read+write tuple. The selector argument is required (src/_useStore.ts:30). Returns store.actions when the store has an actions factory, else store.setState (src/_useStore.ts:37-38).
useStoredeprecatedAlias for useSelector. Third argument is a bare compare function, not an options object (src/useStore.ts:14-23). Prefer useSelector.

options is UseSelectorOptions: { compare?: (a, b) => boolean } (src/useSelector.ts:4-6).

Details, behavior notes, and pitfalls: Vue hooks reference

Rules that prevent bugs

  • Default compare is strict === (src/useSelector.ts:15-17). When the selector builds a fresh object or array, pass { compare: shallow } or the ref updates on every notification. Primitive selectors need no custom compare.
  • Call the hooks inside component setup or another effect scope. useSelector unsubscribes via onScopeDispose (src/useSelector.ts:54-56); outside a scope, cleanup never runs.
  • Returned refs are readonly. Write through store.setState, atom.set, store actions, or the second tuple element of useAtom/_useStore.
  • Keep selectors cheap. The selector runs on every notification of the source (src/useSelector.ts:46-52); move expensive computation into a derived createStore.
  • Do not import createStoreContext from this package. The 0.11.0 release notes list it, but the 0.11.1 source exports only useSelector, useAtom, useStore, _useStore plus the core re-export (src/index.ts, dist/index.d.ts). See release 0.11.0.

Core re-exports from @tanstack/store

  • createStore(initialValue) -> Store<T>; createStore((prev?) => T) -> ReadonlyStore<T> (derived); createStore(initialValue, actionsFactory) -> Store<T, TActions> with typed store.actions.
  • Store: state getter, get(), setState(updater), subscribe(observerOrFn) returning { unsubscribe }, bound actions. ReadonlyStore omits setState and actions.
  • createAtom(initialValue) -> writable Atom<T>; createAtom(fn) -> computed ReadonlyAtom<T>. AtomOptions.compare controls change detection.
  • createAsyncAtom(() => Promise<T>) -> ReadonlyAtom of a { status } discriminated union: 'pending' | 'done' | 'error'.
  • batch(fn) groups updates into one notification cycle; flush() drains pending effects. shallow(a, b) compares Object.is, then Map and Set contents, Date timestamps, and own keys including symbols.
  • toObserver() normalizes callbacks or RxJS-style observers for subscribe.
  • Types: Observer, Subscription, Subscribable, Readable, Atom, ReadonlyAtom, AtomOptions, StoreActionMap, StoreActionsFactory, and others.

Full surface with cautions: core API reference

Best practices

  • Use useSelector, never the deprecated useStore, for new code (src/useSelector.ts:39).
  • Define stores in plain modules outside components. This is the documented sharing pattern (Vue quick start).
  • Select fine-grained slices. The component re-renders only when the selected value changes.
  • Write state through store.setState((prev) => next) updater functions; updates are immutable.
  • Group multiple updates in batch(() => { ... }) so subscribers notify once with the final state.
  • Derive with createStore(() => ...); derived stores recompute when dependencies change, and prev accumulates values.
  • Co-locate writes with an actions factory so _useStore returns typed actions (src/_useStore.ts:37-38).
  • Use createAsyncAtom for async data instead of hand-rolled pending and error flags.
  • Observe state outside components with store.subscribe(() => ...); it returns { unsubscribe }.

Recipes and full examples: patterns reference

Migration

Version-specific changes and upgrade steps, most recent first: migration reference

Highlights:

  • 0.11.x: useSelector introduced as primary hook; useStore deprecated; default compare is ===, replacing the pre-0.11 shallow default and { equal } option.
  • 0.9.0 breaking: new Store() -> createStore(); new Derived() -> derived createStore(fn); new Effect() removed in favor of store.subscribe().

Environment

  • Vue ^3.0.0 or ^2.5.0 through vue-demi. Vue 2 needs the optional peer @vue/composition-api@^1.2.1 (package.json:50-58).
  • Exact core pin @tanstack/store@0.11.1; core APIs are re-exported, so no separate core install is needed in Vue apps.
  • Dual format: ESM via the import condition (dist/index.js), CJS via require (dist/index.cjs); types at dist/index.d.cts; sideEffects: false.
  • TypeScript 5.6 through 5.9 are tested (package.json:62-66).

FAQ

What does the tanstack-vue-store-skilld skill do?

Vue adapter for TanStack Store, a framework agnostic type-safe store. ALWAYS use when writing code importing "@tanstack/vue-store" in a Vue app. Covers the useSelector, useAtom, useStore (deprecated), and useStore hooks, the re-exported @tanstack/store core API (createStore, createAtom, createAsyncAtom, batch, flush, shallow), debugging, best practices, and migration between @tanstack/vue-store versions.

How do I install tanstack-vue-store-skilld?

Run npx skills add https://github.com/skilld-dev/vue-ecosystem-skills --skill tanstack-vue-store-skilld in your project. The skills CLI detects the agents you use and copies the skill into the right folder. For Claude Code you can also place the skill folder at ~/.claude/skills/tanstack-vue-store-skilld/ (personal) or .claude/skills/tanstack-vue-store-skilld/ (project).

Which AI agents can use tanstack-vue-store-skilld?

Any agent that supports the open Agent Skills format (a folder with a SKILL.md file), including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Windsurf, Cline, OpenCode and more.

Is tanstack-vue-store-skilld safe to install?

No partner security audit is available yet. Skills can run commands and scripts, so read the SKILL.md and any bundled files before installing.

Who maintains tanstack-vue-store-skilld?

It is published by skilld-dev in skilld-dev/vue-ecosystem-skills. It has 99 recorded installs.

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