Asynchronous functions lose effects

[dy]

import a from 'augmentor'
let f1 = a.augmentor(async () => {
  let [x, setx] = a.useState(0);
  console.log(x)
  await '';
  a.useEffect(() => {
    setx(1)
  }, [])
});

Function isn't updated here. Is that by design?

[WebReflection]

Yeah, that cannot work, and it wouldn't work in React neither: https://itnext.io/react-async-components-classes-vs-hooks-1a9068b61b3f

You should likely separate data behaviors from hooks logic, as described in the link I've posted.