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@gigwalk/backbone-redux

v1.0.1

Published

Easy way to keep your backbone collections and redux store in sync

Downloads

3

Readme

backbone-redux extension

Extension of backbone-redux

npm npm Travis

npm install backbone-redux --save

Backbone-redux: Creates reducers and listeners for your backbone collections and fires action creators on every collection change.

Extension: Creates reducers and listeners for your backbone models and fires action creators on every change event.

How to use?

Auto way


import Backbone from 'backbone';
import { createStore, compose } from 'redux';
import { devTools } from 'redux-devtools';
import { syncModels } from 'backbone-redux';

//  Create your redux-store, include all middlewares you want.
const finalCreateStore = compose(devTools())(createStore);
const store = finalCreateStore(() => {}); // Store with an empty object as a reducer

const modelA = new Backbone.Model({ name: 'modelA' });
const modelB = new Backbone.Model({ name: 'modelB' });

// Now just call auto-syncer from backbone-model-redux
syncModels({ modelA, modelB }, store);

What will happen?

  • syncModels will create a reducer under the hood especially for your collection.
  • action creator will be constructed with 1 possible action: change.
  • Special ear object will be set up to listen to all change events and trigger right actions depending on the event type.
  • Reducer will be registered in the store under modelA and modelB key.
  • All previous reducers in your store will be replaced.

You are done. Now any change to modelA and modelB will be reflected in the redux store.

Resulting tree will look like this:

{
  modelA: {
    name: 'modelA'
  },
  modelB: {
    name: 'modelB'
  }
}