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@duckness/epic

v1.0.0

Published

Redux-Observable extension for @duckness/duck - Modular Redux Ducks hatchery

Downloads

241

Readme

@duckness/epic

Redux-Observable extension for @duckness/duck

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Example

// counterDuck.js
import EpicDuck from '@duckness/epic'
import { map, delay } from 'rxjs/operators'
import { ofType } from 'redux-observable'

// Create duck with the name 'counter' for 'counter-app' app
const counterDuck = EpicDuck('counter', 'counter-app')
// Add actions
counterDuck.action('increment', 'INCREMENT')
counterDuck.action('incrementAsync', 'INCREMENT_ASYNC')

// add epic
counterDuck.epic(function incrementAsync(action$, state$, duckFace) {
  return action$.pipe(
    ofType(duckFace.actionTypes.INCREMENT_ASYNC),
    delay(1000),
    map(action => duckFace.action.increment(action.payload))
  )
})

// root epic
export const rootEpic = counterDuck.rootEpic

Table of Contents

API

EpicDuck extends duckness Duck

Epic

.epic(epic)

Adds a new epic to the duck

myDuck.epic(function myEpic(action$, state$, duckFace) { /*...*/ })

.rootEpic

Duck's root epic with epics isolation (exceptions in one epic will not break other epics).

myDuck.rootEpic

Error reporter

.setErrorReporter

Set error reporter (default is console.error) that reports uncatched epic errors

myDuck.setErrorReporter(error => {
  window.Sentry.captureException(error)
})

.reportError(error)

Call assigned error reporter

myDuck.reportError(new Error('Clean duck!'))

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