react-state-flows
Design Reliable React State Flows
Complex React flows often fail through missed awaits, hidden transitions, and weak error states. This skill guides explicit state design, validation, UI feedback, and integration tests.
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Using "react-state-flows". A checkout feature has validation, payment, and confirmation steps.
Expected outcome:
The skill produces a state sequence, transition rules, postcondition checks, error states, and integration test targets.
Using "react-state-flows". A React Native onboarding flow fails when users retry after an API error.
Expected outcome:
The skill identifies retry states, failed step context, UI status needs, and recovery test cases.
Using "react-state-flows". A team needs to decide whether to adopt XState.
Expected outcome:
The skill compares current flow complexity against XState triggers such as branching, shared machines, and visualization needs.
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Risk Factors
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Skillstore Score
Why this score Evidence Confidence: HighWhat You Can Build
Implement Checkout Workflows
Plan validation, payment, confirmation, and recovery states before writing React flow logic.
Debug Async Ordering Bugs
Trace missed awaits, invalid transitions, and weak postconditions in existing multi-step flows.
Document Team Flow Decisions
Create shared flow diagrams, transition rules, and test expectations for complex product journeys.
Try These Prompts
Use react-state-flows to map my React flow into states, transitions, preconditions, postconditions, and error states.
Review this multi-step React operation and suggest an explicit flow structure with validation after each step.
Design UI-facing flow states for loading, success, retry, and error handling in this React Native workflow.
Evaluate my integration test plan for this React flow and identify missing happy path and failure path coverage.
Best Practices
- Document each state before implementing flow logic.
- Validate postconditions after every async step.
- Test happy paths and failures at each step.
Avoid
- Do not hide ordering inside scattered callbacks.
- Do not update UI status without recording the active step.
- Do not rely only on unit tests for full flow behavior.