TimeTraveller is a state management library that provides undo, redo, delete, and jump-to-state functionality. It's designed for both plain JavaScript and React applications. The library uses fast-json-patch to store state differences and allows state tagging for filtering purposes.

The Time Traveller library is designed to be efficient and easy to use. It consists of the following main components:

1. TimeTraveller: A utility module responsible for managing state history with undo, redo, jumpTo, delete, and filterStates functionality.

2. TimeTravellerProvider: A React context provider that wraps your application, providing access to the TimeTraveller utility and additional functions like subscribe, unsubscribe, notify, link, and unlink. This provider optimizes performance by only re-rendering components affected by state changes using a pub-sub pattern.

3. useTimeTraveller: A custom React hook that provides access to the TimeTraveller context.

4. useTimeTravellerState: A custom React hook to manage local component state with TimeTraveller.

5. useTimeTravellerGlobalState: A custom React hook to manage global state with TimeTraveller, allowing you to link and sync local component state with global state.

The library uses a pub-sub pattern to notify only the linked components about state changes, so only the components affected by the state change will be re-rendered, improving the performance of your application.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Install the library using npm:

npm install time-traveller
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