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Nano Stores works with .svelte files out of the box because they implement Svelte’s store contract:
<script> import { profile } from '../stores/profile.js'</script>
<header>Hi, {$profile.name}</header>But for .svelte.ts files or if you prefer new runes API, you can use useStore() reactive wrapper from @nanostores/svelte-runes (use store.current to read value):
<script> import { useStore } from '@nanostores/svelte-runes' import { profile } from '../stores/profile.js'
let user = useStore(profile)</script>
<header>Hi, {user.current.name}</header>In other frameworks, Nano Stores promote code style to use $ prefixes
for store’s names. But in Svelte it has a special meaning, so we recommend
to not follow this code style here.
Imported from the Nano Stores README for version 1.5.5. Improve this page there.