The type of the target object.
The type of the volatile property's value.
A function that returns the default value for the property.
A tuple where the first element is the getter function, the second is the setter function and the third is the reset function to set a default value again.
const [getVolatile, setVolatile, resetVolatile] = volatileProp(() => 0);
const obj = node({});
// Initially, the volatile property is 0.
console.log(getVolatile(obj)); // outputs 0
// Update the volatile property:
setVolatile(obj, 42);
console.log(getVolatile(obj)); // outputs 42
// Reset the volatile property:
resetVolatile(obj);
console.log(getVolatile(obj)); // outputs 0
Creates a volatile property accessor on a target object. The property is considered "volatile" because it does not persist on the object itself and is not part of its persisted data. Note: Volatile props for unique nodes (nodes with a same type and key) will be shared, since they are actually always the same instance.