New frame feature: frames can now pass up to 4kb of state to the frame server! This makes it easier for frame devs to build simple, stateful, reactive apps. (Think React state in your frame).

See the stateful counter frame below for an example:

New frame feature: frames can now pass up to 4kb of state to the frame server! This makes it easier for frame devs to build simple, stateful, reactive apps. (Think React state in your frame).

See the stateful counter frame below for an example: 

https://stateful-counter-frame.vercel.app

I'm eth newbie..just learning
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So when you pass it it gets sent back, and then you have to pass it again every POST or it disappears? or does it hang around until you clear it?

What is the scope? Per-domain?

Yeah, pass it on every request. If state is set in the body, the next request gets it as part of the frame message.

Client apps don't maintain any state, just read it from the body.

Blockchain developer, scraping and smart contracts.

Yeah, pass it on every request. If state is set in the body, the next request gets it as part of the frame message.

Client apps don't maintain any state, just read it from the body.

https://github.com/horsefacts/stateful-counter-demo/blob/3beb6842d7ebc68077097f39b38352897b6289dc/src/app/api/count/route.ts#L72