Why are there no control props for the state management components? about react-powerplug

[TrySound]

If you want to control your components then you don't need intermediate state. Just pass data directly to them. The idea of this project is the same as regular react state: localizing state management where the state shouldn't be lifted. In all other cases you should always lift your state in parent components.

[TrySound]

However there is a trick. To reset component state (any powerplug component) you may pass another key prop. For example

<plug.Input initial={props.receivedFromServerValue} key={props.receivedFromServerValue}>
  {input =>
    <input {...input.bind} />
  }
</plug.Input>

[fea17e86]

If you want to control your components then you don't need intermediate state. Just pass data directly to them. The idea of this project is the same as regular react state: localizing state management where the state shouldn't be lifted. In all other cases you should always lift your state in parent components.

Yes, I thought about that. But with the possibilities of render prop components, parents which exist for state management are disappearing, at least from my code. And at least in the use case that I tackled it would only increase the amount of code, whithout increasing the readability or any other quality indicator. But I do understand that you want to follow a certain set of principles. It keeps the project cleaner.

Thank you for the response!