I’ve just published a small npm package called @modyra/core that came out of a very specific pain: handling “slightly complex” app state in frontend projects without ending up with a mess of context, custom hooks and scattered stores.
The focus of the package is:
- Minimal API, all in TypeScript, no hidden magic
- No heavy runtime: just tools to model the core of your app as a set of state modules
- Designed to plug into React/Angular/vanilla JS without forcing you to rewrite everything
The idea is to treat your app’s domain as a set of “core units” with clear responsibilities: each unit exposes state, actions and rules, and the rest of the app simply consumes them. It came out of a few projects where Redux/Zustand/signals etc. were fine, but started to feel either too verbose or not very close to the actual business domain.
If you feel like taking a look and tearing it apart, feedback (including harsh ones) is very welcome: naming, API design, examples – everything is still fresh enough to change. And if you think the approach is worth exploring, a star on GitHub would really help me keep pushing the project forward.
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