I understand that the difference between using ReactiveVar and Session variables is, at the basic level, a matter of local vs global variables. ReactiveDict is like a local Session object.
But why use ReactiveDict at all if you're already using ReactiveVar? ReactiveDict doesn't seem to have any advantages over ReactiveVar
Here are the main differences between ReactiveDict
(RD) and ReactiveVar
(RV):
set
takes a key/value pair and it has delete
and clear
methods. The bottom line is it lets you cluster reactive data into a single variable. Frankly, this isn't all that interesting in most use cases, but keep reading. all
method which returns all of the key/value pairs and registers a reactive dependency on each of them. The main benefit is that if you have a cluster of related reactive data you can fire an autorun
whenever any part of the dictionary changes. To do this with a set of RVs, you'd need to call get
on each of them. In practice, I've found a few use cases for RDs, but RVs are what you'll likely choose in most situations.
Recommended reading: the ReactiveDict
source code
"... a general-purpose reactive datatype for use with tracker."
"If you provide a name to its constructor, its contents will be saved across Hot Code Push client code updates."
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