/// /** * Create a List Context and several thematic List subcontext. * * Allows children to subscribe to part of the ListContext, and bail out of * rendering when some parts of the context that they don't depend on change * (because unfortunately React doesn't allow to use context selectors yet). * * @example * * const MyList = (props) => { * const controllerProps = useListController(props); * return ( * * * * ); * }; * * const MyListView = () => { * const { data, ids, filterValues, setFilters } = useListContext(); * // or, to rerender only when filters change but not data * const { filterValues, setFilters } = useListFilterContext(); * } * * @see ListContext * @see ListFilterContext */ declare const ListContextProvider: ({ value, children }: { value: any; children: any; }) => JSX.Element; export default ListContextProvider;