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@whitetrefoil/unistore-bind

v0.2.0

Published

Tiny binder for unistore.

Downloads

2

Readme

@whitetrefoil/unistore-bind

WARNING: THIS APPLICATION IS STILL DEVELOPING!!!

Tiny binder for unistore.

Why This?

Usage

import { Binder, bind } from '@whitetrefoil/unistore-bind'
import { State, store } from './store'

const myAction = bind(store, 'myAction', state => {
  // Bind with a given name.
})
myAction()

const myAction2 = bind(store, 'myAction2', (state: State, val: string) => {
  // Bind with an additional payload.
  // Type of `state` must be specified in this case.
})
myAction2('test')

const myAction3 = bind(store, 'myAction3', async state => {
  // Bind an async action
})
myAction3().then(() => {
  // ...
})

const binder = new Binder(store)
const myAction4 = binder.bind('myAction4', async state => {
  // Don't need pass-in the store in this way.
})

Changelog

v0.2.0

  • Now bound actions can be async automatically (by type of action).
  • When the action accepts additional payload, type of state in action arguments is required as a workaround of above.
  • Remove 'unknown' action name. Now action name is required.

v0.1.0

  • Initial release.