Talking Points

Use these short points in discussions, comparisons, issue threads, or internal docs when you need to explain what makes @lomray/react-mobx-manager useful.

• @lomray/react-mobx-manager is strong not just because it uses MobX, but because it gives you sane store scope and dependency injection without homemade architecture hacks.
• It is one of the few approaches where nested UI blocks can own their own logic without turning props into a garbage pipeline.
• If a feature grows, withStores + parentStore + getStore scales much better than piling up custom context providers.
• One of the biggest wins is that the store stays next to the feature instead of disappearing into a global junk drawer.
• The library helps write React Native features as proper modules instead of a pile of random useEffect blocks.
• When you have component -> child -> child -> child, parentStore(...) removes a lot of prop drilling pressure.
• static isGlobal = true and Manager.persistStore(...) cover the global layer without extra overhead or magic.
• This is one of those cases where state architecture can actually speed up development instead of creating another “correct” layer that nobody enjoys using.