The CRUDMachine is a versatile tool for managing data with Create, Read, Update, and Delete operations. It also supports undo and redo functionalities if versioning is enabled. Below is a step-by-step guide on how to use the CRUDMachine, including examples and customization options.

1. Import the CRUDMachine:

   First, import the CRUDMachine and necessary types from the module.

   import { CRUDMachine } from "@bhaireshm/zstate";
   import type { CRUDOptions } from "@bhaireshm/zstate";

2. Define Your Data Structure:

   Define the structure of the data you want to manage. For example, if you are managing a list of users:

   interface User {
     id: string;
     name: string;
     email: string;
   }

3. Set Up CRUD Options:

   Create an options object to configure your CRUDMachine. You can specify initial data, enable versioning, and define custom transitions.

   const options: CRUDOptions<User[]> = {
     initialData: [],
     enableVersioning: true,
     maxVersions: 10,
     transitions: {
       customAction: (context, event) => {
         // Custom transition logic
         return {};
       },
     },
   };

4. Initialize the CRUDMachine:

   Instantiate the CRUDMachine with the options defined.

   const userCRUD = new CRUDMachine(options);

5. Perform CRUD Operations:

   Use the methods provided by the CRUDMachine to manipulate your data.

   • Create:

     userCRUD.create([{ id: "1", name: "John Doe", email: "john@example.com" }]);

   • Read:

     const user = userCRUD.read("0"); // Read the first user

   • Update:

     userCRUD.update([{ id: "1", name: "John Smith", email: "john.smith@example.com" }]);

   • Delete:

     userCRUD.delete("0"); // Delete the first user

6. Undo and Redo:

   If versioning is enabled, you can undo and redo changes.

   userCRUD.undo(); // Undo the last operation
   userCRUD.redo(); // Redo the last undone operation

7. Subscribe to State Changes:

   You can subscribe to state changes to react to data updates.

   const unsubscribe = userCRUD.subscribe((state) => {
     console.log("State updated:", state);
   });
   
   // Call unsubscribe() when you no longer need to listen to updates

8. Access Version History:

   Retrieve the version history if versioning is enabled.

   const history = userCRUD.getVersionHistory();
   console.log("Version History:", history);

• Custom Transitions:

  You can define custom transitions in the transitions option to handle specific events.

• Versioning:

  Enable versioning to keep track of changes and allow undo/redo operations.

• Max Versions:

  Limit the number of versions stored to manage memory usage.

By following these steps, you can effectively use the CRUDMachine to manage your application's data with flexibility and control.