I Built a React State Management Library that Combines the Best of Zustand and MobX

I Built a React State Management Library that Combines the Best of Zustand and MobX After years of struggling with Redux boilerplate and MobX's type inference issues, I built my own state management library that hits the sweet spot. The Problem I loved Zustand for its simplicity: const useStore = create (( set ) => ({ count : 0 , inc : () => set (( state ) => ({ count : state . count + 1 })), })); But it lacked: Class-based organization Dependency injection Deep property watching MobX had class models and deep watching, but: Type inference was painful Hidden dependency tracking made debugging hard Learning curve was steep Introducing: easy-model class CounterModel { count = 0 ; increment () { this . count += 1 ; } decrement () { this . count -= 1 ; } } function Counter () { const counter = useModel ( CounterModel , []); return ( < div > < h1 > { counter . count } </ h1 > < button onClick = { () => counter . increment () } > + </ button > < button onClick = { () => counter . decrement (