@erickmerchant/combine-stores

Meant to be used with @erickmerchant/framework, it can be used to construct a store that's easy to organize. It defines a state that is an object and each store that you define handles a single property on that object.

/* an example */

const framework = require('@erickmerchant/framework')

/* here is the relevant stuff */

const container = require('@erickmerchant/combine-stores')

const store = container(function (define) {
  define('errors', require('./stores/errors'))
  define('fetchingCount', require('./stores/fetching-count'))
  define('tasks', require('./stores/tasks'))
})

/* end relevant */

const component = require('./component.js')

const target = document.querySelector('main')

const yo = require('yo-yo')
const diff = yo.update

framework({target, store, component, diff})

API Reference

container

container((define) => { ... })

The function exported by this module.

• define

define

define(property, store)

• property: the property that the store will handle
• store: a store. When it is called it is only passed the property that it handles as the first argument. When called with no arguments it should return the default for that property.