SolidJS•9mo ago

If I am using a singleton class why would I use a context

class ProfileStore {

    active_user: Signal<string> = makePersistent(createSignal('hello'))

}


export default new ProfileStore()

class ProfileStore {

    active_user: Signal<string> = makePersistent(createSignal('hello'))

}


export default new ProfileStore()

For example what is wrong with the above method.

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Raqueebuddin Aziz•9mo ago

in this case you don't need to unless you are using ssr if you are using ssr and you don't want all users to have the same singleton you need to use context

ReaperSenpaix99•9mo ago

There's a good example on this Stackoverflow post as well: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75125127/why-to-use-context-and-provider-given-solidjs-reactivity

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