SDuX Vault — a zero-dependency, pipeline-based state engine for Vue (looking for first adopters)

[brianpilati]

I got tired of boilerplate, ceremony, race conditions, and store wiring, so I built something different.

SDuX Vault is a pipeline-based state management engine. Pure TypeScript, zero dependencies. Every state change flows through a deterministic pipeline (resolve, merge, filter, reduce, persist, etc.) in guaranteed order. That gives you atomic updates, no race conditions, built-in tab sync, encryption, and circuit breaker controllers.

Watch: 5-minute overview

It runs anywhere TypeScript runs. In Vue it's a natural fit for cross-component state, feature stores, and any app that needs deterministic, atomically-committed state without reaching for a global store.

Works with Vue through @sdux-vault/core — the same universal API across all frameworks and runtimes. No adapters, no wrappers, no Provider. You call Vault() once and create scoped FeatureCells, then read their reactive state directly in your components.

npm install @sdux-vault/core

What it gives you

• Deterministic pipeline — stages execute in guaranteed order every time
• Atomic state commitment — components never see partial or torn updates
• Scoped state ownership — one FeatureCell per feature, no global tree, no cross-component coupling
• Built-in tab sync, encryption, and circuit breaker controllers
• Zero dependencies — pure TypeScript, drops into any Vue 3 project
• One universal API — the same @sdux-vault/core everywhere

Links

• Docs: https://www.sdux-vault.com/docs
• Stackblitz: https://www.sdux-vault.com/stackblitz
• GitHub: https://github.com/sdux-vault
• Chrome DevTools: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/sdux-vault-devtools/ahhijigegohpaegehjhdojcldgigbekh
• NPM: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@sdux-vault/core

If you're curious, try it in a side project and let me know what you think. I'd love honest feedback — what works, what's confusing, what feels wrong. Reply in this thread or open an issue on GitHub.

If you're interested in going deeper, I'm also looking for 2-3 first adopters who'd be willing to help shape the project:

• Curating Vue-specific examples and composition API patterns
• Helping validate that the universal @sdux-vault/core API feels natural in Vue projects
• Testing the SDuX Vault DevTools Chrome extension and giving feedback on the pipeline inspector
• Eventually helping moderate a community support channel

I'm a solo developer on this — it's not a funded project. Just a senior engineer who built the tool I wished existed. Reply in this thread or reach out at sduxvault@gmail.com.

One question to kick things off: does the universal @sdux-vault/core API feel natural alongside Vue's composition API, or would you expect a dedicated Vue binding? Curious where your instincts land.