Difference between `setState` and `produce`?

wonrax · 2023-09-18T07:05:58.479Z

I have `appState` as a store, and I'm trying to pass `appState.selectedTable` as a prop to a child component. When I simply use `setAppState`, it doesn't trigger a prop change in the child component. I've found that I need to use `produce` for it to work. The problem is, the documentation only gives a one-liner about the `produce` API. Could someone provide more information on how to properly use `produce` and `createStore` in this context?

I have

appState

appState

as a store, and I'm trying to pass

appState.selectedTable

appState.selectedTable

as a prop to a child component. When I simply use

setAppState

setAppState

, it doesn't trigger a prop change in the child component. I've found that I need to use

produce

produce

for it to work. The problem is, the documentation only gives a one-liner about the

produce

produce

API. Could someone provide more information on how to properly use

produce

produce

and

createStore

createStore

in this context?

Difference between `setState` and `produce`?

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