ministore

ministore is an async dispatch store.

Table of Contents

• Installation
  • UMD
  • AMD
  • CommonJS
  • ESM
• Usage
  • Initialization
  • Register
  • Dispatch
• Contributing
• License

Installation

Run npm install -S @shopmacher/ministore to install the package from npm. Alternatively, you can download the latest release from this repository.

To include the library, refer to the module definition you are using.

UMD

Include the ministore.js from the lib directory in your project. This makes ministore available in the global scope.

AMD

Adjust your require.config.js to include the following code:

packages: [{
    name: '@shopmacher/ministore',
    location: 'node_modules/@shopmacher/ministore/lib',
    main: 'ministore'
}]

Now you can use the store in your project like this:

define('myModule', ['@shopmacher/ministore'], function(Ministore) {
    // Access ministore object here
});

CommonJS

Require the store via const store = require('@shopmacher/ministore'); and use the store variable to access its methods.

ESM

Import the store via import createStore from '@shopmacher/ministore'; and access it via const store = createStore();.

Usage

This section describes how to initialise the ministore.

Initialization

Initialize the store with the createStore() method:

const store = createStore();

Register

You can access the store methods in store. Please note, that the handler must return a Promise.

store.register('test', {
    handler: asyncFunction()
});

Optionally, you can add a priority to the listener object like

store.register('test', {
    handler: asyncFunction1(),
    priority: 1
});

store.register('test', {
    handler: asyncFunction2(),
    priority: 2
});

Dispatch

After registering the actions, you can dispatch the action with

store.dispatch({ type: 'test' });

Also you can add a payload to the dispatch object like

store.dispatch({ 
  type: 'test',
  payload: {}
});

Contributing

To contribute to this project, fork the repository and create your feature/hotfix branch with whatever you want to add.

Install the project dependencies using npm i and start the development server via npm start. A webpack-dev-server will now listen on port 8080.

When you are finished developing, make sure to provide unit tests as well as ensure the exsting tests are passing. Finally submit a documented pull request.

Please note: Pull requests for new features that are not typed via flowtype as well as not following the general code style used in this project will be rejected.

License

MIT