Implicit state sharing: React’s context API & provide/inject in Vue

Creating a flexible and user-friendly accordion component for public distribution can be achieved using React's Context API or Vue's provide/inject feature, which enable implicit state sharing across components without the need for prop drilling. This approach simplifies the API by allowing AccordionItem, AccordionHeader, and AccordionPanel to access state concerning expansion and toggling directly through context, eliminating the need for consumers to handle internal component states. In React, a context is created and provided to the components, while in Vue, the provide/inject mechanism is used to pass state reactively. This method ensures that the component's internals are hidden, fostering a cleaner and more intuitive user experience. However, developers are cautioned to use implicit prop passing judiciously to avoid obfuscating component behavior. Additionally, tools like LogRocket can enhance debugging by providing session replays and tracking, which are beneficial for maintaining robust applications.