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Gate React UI on Persist hydration with useHydrated + toHydrationSignal. Use when avoiding flash of default state on async backends (IndexedDB), SSR snapshot true, or wiring HydrationSignal into React 18/19.
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| name | react-persist |
| description | Gate React UI on Persist hydration with useHydrated + toHydrationSignal. Use when avoiding flash of default state on async backends (IndexedDB), SSR snapshot true, or wiring HydrationSignal into React 18/19. |
| license | MIT |
| metadata | {"type":"framework","library":"@stainless-code/persist","library_version":"0.4.1","framework":"react"} |
| requires | ["persist"] |
| sources | ["stainless-code/persist:src/adapters/frameworks/react.ts","stainless-code/persist:docs/architecture.md"] |
@stainless-code/persist/frameworks/react exports useHydrated(signal) — a thin useSyncExternalStore wrapper over HydrationSignal. It does not persist state; pair it with a ./sources/* adapter (persist-zustand, persist-tanstack-store, …).
hydrated: true (nothing to wait for server-side).null / undefined signal → treat as hydrated (no persistence configured).bun add @stainless-code/persist react
react ^18 || ^19 is the optional peer of /frameworks/react.
// store module
import { toHydrationSignal } from "@stainless-code/persist";
import { persistStore } from "@stainless-code/persist/sources/zustand";
const persist = persistStore(store, { name: "app:prefs:v1", storage });
export const prefsHydration = toHydrationSignal(persist);
// component
import { useHydrated } from "@stainless-code/persist/frameworks/react";
const { hydrated } = useHydrated(prefsHydration);
const prefs = useStore(store); // your selector — not from useHydrated
if (!hydrated) return <Skeleton />;
return <PrefsView prefs={prefs} />;
{ hydrated: boolean } — read state via your store's selector.getState() can still see defaults.useHydrated is still the safe read.useHydrated as the state source. It only reports the gate.hydrated: false on the server. SSR snapshot is true.toHydrationSignal(persist). Pass a HydrationSignal, not PersistApi.null signal means “loading”. It means “no persist” → hydrated.useHydrated(signal: HydrationSignal | null | undefined) → { hydrated: boolean }toHydrationSignal(persist) from @stainless-code/persistSee also: the matching persist-* source skill for your store.