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title: "LemonadeJS Sugar: A Redux-like Global State Manager | v3 docs"
description: "LemonadeJS v3 archive. Manage your application's global state using LemonadeJS Sugar, a redux-like state management solution for reactive web applications."
source: https://lemonadejs.com/docs/v3/sugar/
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Sugar (Super global artifacts)
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When working with numerous components, it's not uncommon for a `self` method or property to be required across the application. LemonadeJS Sugar addresses this issue by creating a global registry allowing a self or function to be registered and made available across different scopes.
> **Summary of this chapter**
>
> This document highlights several aspects of Sugar:
>
> - Make a self available across various components using Sugar's set and get methods;
> - Use the data dispatcher to act on a `self` property while preserving its private scope;
> - Register data dispatcher actions and call them from any component;
> - Leverage the persistence flag to save the latest data dispatched for a specific Sugar alias;
Example
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In the following example, the self is registered on the Profile component and recovered on the Loader component.
```html
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Data Dispatcher
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Sometimes, you might not want the entire `self` to be accessible but still need to update the state of specific properties of one {self} from other components. A solution for this scenario is registering a data dispatcher function with LemonadeJS Sugar.
### A basic example of persistence
To illustrate this concept, we'll use an example similar to the one above, utilizing the persistence flag to maintain the last dispatched data saved, even after a page refresh.
```html
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