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@simprl/dynamic-reducer

v1.0.3

Published

dynamicReducer - reducer for Redux in which you can add or remove child reducers

Downloads

14

Readme

Redux dynamic reducer

Add reducer to the store when component mount and remove reducer from the store when component unmount

For more information read this article: Put a Soul into a React-Redux Project

Usage

Example with hook useReducer :

const Container = () => {
    const { dispatch, useReducer } = useStore()

    useReducer('books', booksReducer)

    return <button onClick={() => dispatch({ space: 'book', type: 'ADD_BOOK' })} >
        add book
    </button>
}

Install

Modules 'react' and 'redux' should be installed.

Run NPM command:

npm i @simprl/dynamic-reducer

Or yarn:

yarn add @simprl/dynamic-reducer

Setup

1.a. Create store with dynamic reducer:

import { createStore } from 'redux';
import { reducer as dynamicReducer } from '@simprl/dynamic-reducer';

const { reducer, addReducer } = dynamicReducer()
const store = createStore(reducer)

const exStore = {
    ...store,
    useReducer: (name, reducer) => {
        useEffect(
            () => addReducer(name, reducer, store.dispatch),
            [ name, reducer ]
        );
    },
}

1.b. Attach to the static reducers:

If your project has static reducers, you can keep they and add the dynamic reducer to the store with static reducers:

import { createStore, combineReducers } from 'redux';
import { reducer as createDynamicReducer } from '@simprl/dynamic-reducer';
import reducer1 from './ducks/reducer1';
import reducer2 from './ducks/reducer2';

const { reducer: dynamic, addReducer } = createDynamicReducer()
const store = createStore(combineReducers({
    reducer1,
    reducer2,
    dynamic,
}))

const exStore = {
    ...store,
    useReducer: (name, reducer) => {
        useEffect(
            () => addReducer(name, reducer, store.dispatch),
            [ name, reducer ]
        );
    },
}

2. Set exStore to context provider

You can use Provider from 'react-redux' or create your own context

Use provider from 'react-redux'

const App = () => {
    return <Provider store={exStore} >
        <Container />
    </Provider>
}

3. Take hook useReducer from hook useStore

const { dispatch, useReducer } = useStore()
useReducer('books', booksReducer)