[Persistence] data doesn't get fetched in use until I trigger an action (entity.set())

Describe the bug In order to try this out, I set up a simple todo list on Codesandbox.io. Everything worked fine until I introduce the persistence plugin. It doesn’t fetch the persisted state when the component mounts unless I trigger the entity.set() function.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behaviour:

1. link to a sandbox to demonstrate this: https://codesandbox.io/s/loving-worker-vei0p?file=/src/App.tsx
2. add a couple of todos from the input field
3. click reload in the codesandbox mini browser, only the initial state will show up.

Expected behaviour todo items are supposed to be fetched when components mounts (on load)

[arnelenero]

Yesterday, I held a workshop where I shared simpler-state with my community. They really share the same excitement as I do. However, someone asked me a very valid question;

Apart from the developer experience, what other benefit does simpler-state has. i.e performance and benchmark. Has any test been carried out? @arnelenero

I ran some open-source tests that were originally meant to test state managers in Concurrent Mode, but it also measures execution times. Happy to report these positive results:

All figures are execution times in milliseconds (lower is better)

| External Events | Transition | Auto Increment – | – | – | – SimpleR State | 2885 | 2319 | 2746 React-redux | 3231 | 2335 | 3143 Redux + use-mutable-source | 3286 | 2403 | 3225 Recoil | 3209 | 2562 * | 3105 Use-subscription | 3205 | 2413 | 3242 Zustand | 3178 | 2340 | 3126 Jotai | 3210 | 2429 | 3230 Valtio | 3217 | 2338 | 3305 React Sweet State | 4180 | 3276 | 3150 Effector | 4174 | 3140 | 3104

(*) Recoil failed the transition test for some reason tests were based on: https://github.com/dai-shi/will-this-react-global-state-work-in-concurrent-mode

So SimpleR State is not only developer-friendly, but also superlatively fast. I don’t really like comparing with other libraries out there, especially the “giants”—it simply wasn’t the goal of the library—but since someone asked… 🤣

[jalasem]

Yesterday, I held a workshop where I shared simpler-state with my community. They really share the same excitement as I do. However, someone asked me a very valid question;

Apart from the developer experience, what other benefit does simpler-state has. i.e performance and benchmark. Has any test been carried out? @arnelenero