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Add scoped React providers or contexts in erxes using existing feature, shared-library, and provider-effect patterns. Use when child trees need shared scoped access.

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Skill: Create Provider or Context

Workflow

  1. Search for nearby providers and contexts before adding a new one.
  2. Use provider/context only for scoped component trees, shared child access, or integration boundaries that cannot be expressed cleanly with props.
  3. Keep provider state and hooks near the feature unless the provider is part of erxes-ui or ui-modules.
  4. Export a small hook such as useFeatureContext when surrounding code uses that pattern.
  5. Throw a clear error from the hook when the context must be used inside its provider.
  6. Keep side-effect-only provider components named consistently with nearby *ProviderEffect patterns when they load/sync global app data.
  7. Run focused validation for the touched project.

Important

  • Do not create context for state used by a single component.
  • Do not duplicate Apollo server data into context without a clear reason.
  • Prefer props, local state, URL state, Apollo, or Jotai when those better match the behavior.
  • Keep provider composition stable in frontend/core-ui/src/providers when changing host-level providers.