react-hook-thunk-reducer VS Galactic-State

I've been playing around with useReducer and useContext and it was trivially easy to implement a functional action/reducer system that worked just like redux but glued together with react built-ins. I'm also not sure what the difference between a custom hook and a middleware is, they seem like the same thing to me. Custom hooks are easy to implement, for example here's the equivalent to a thunk "middleware": https://github.com/nathanbuchar/react-hook-thunk-reducer/blob/master/src/thunk-reducer.js. You can keep wrapping your reducer in as many custom hooks as you like to handle whatever side-effects you need, just like you can with redux middleware.

I created my own “global state” management library: https://github.com/baron816/Galactic-State. It takes 30 seconds to learn, is very lightweight and ergonomic, and should solve performance issues with Context. Please check it out.

I'm working on a simple state library for React. It will 1) allow you to have a "global" state that doesn't require context [1], and 2) allow you let you set state imperatively [2].

The links below are the two separate parts that I want to combine together so that you can have that imperative state setting apply to all components depending on the generated hooks. That's the easy part.

`useStructure` allows you to have a class that your component uses for state (and be able to use any methods on that class). The hard part will be having async functions on those classes that update your state correctly. Not sure if it's even possible.

[1] https://github.com/baron816/Galactic-State