chore: Adding missing field to store #101
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Use the
onRehydrateStoragehook to add any new field if it is missing in the store.The previous implementation - #97, where we checked for missing language code, works fine in cases where a user manually selects a new language from the dropdown. In this scenario, if the corresponding code entry was missing, we could dynamically patch it on the fly.
However, this approach breaks when a user opens a shared link that points directly to a newly added language. Since the state is rehydrated from the URL hash and doesn’t include the new language (because it wasn’t present in the original persisted state), the app can break.
We’re now using the onRehydrateStorage hook provided by Zustand. This hook ensures that immediately after the state is loaded from storage, any missing fields (like code for a new language) are automatically added using defaultCode. This centralises the patching logic inside the store (use-explorer file), ensures the state is always complete, and prevents issues with incomplete or outdated persisted data.
Also, all code logic related to state hydration and defaults stays cleanly inside the Zustand store.
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