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dense-redux-actions

v0.3.0

Published

A simpler way to handle action types and actions creators for Redux.

Downloads

50

Readme

dense-redux-actions

Small "class based actions creators" to get type safe actions with TypeScript, to benefit from intellisense and to enable unified naming for ease of code navigation. See this blog post for a discussion of why you might use this module.

How to install

yarn add dense-redux-actions

or 

npm install dense-redux-actions -- save

How to use

A simple example

Create a vanilla action creator:

// actions.ts
import { ActionCreator } from 'dense-redux-actions';

export const myActionCreator = new ActionCreator<string>('MY_ACTION_TYPE'); 

Dispatch an action:

import { myActionCreator } from './actions';

const mapDispatchToProps = (dispatch) => {
  return {
    on: (str: string) => dispatch(myActionCreator.create(str)),
  };
}

or from a saga

yield put(myActionCreator.create('some string payload'));    

Consume an action:

switch (action.type) {
  case myActionCreator.type: {
    const payload = myActionCreator.payload(action);
    // do something with payload
  }
}

Example for use with unified naming

Using the action type as name for the action creator makes navigating the code base easier since you don't have to remember what the creator's name is for a given type.

// actions.ts
import { ActionCreator } from 'dense-redux-actions';

interface ResourceType {
  type: string;
  id: string;
}

interface LocationType {
  region: string;
}

export const API_SOME_RESOURCE_REQUEST 
  = new ActionCreator<ResourceType, LocationType>('API_SOME_RESOURCE_REQUEST'); 

Dispatch an action:

const mapDispatchToProps = (dispatch) => {
  return {
    fetch: (resource, region) => 
      dispatch(API_SOME_RESOURCE_REQUEST.create(resource, region))
  }
}

Consume the action:

import { GenericAction } from 'dense-redux-actions'; 
import { API_SOME_RESOURCE_REQUEST } from './actions';

function* processRequests(action: GenericAction) {
  switch (action.type) {
    case API_SOME_RESOURCE_REQUEST.type: {
      const { payload, meta } = API_SOME_RESOURCE_REQUEST.unpack(action);
      ...
    }
  }
}

API

Create a new action creator:

new ActionCreator<PayloadType, MetaType?>(actionType: string)

Ex:

const ACTION = new ActionCreator<string, string>('ACTION');

or 

const ACTION = new ActionCreator<null>('ACTION');

Create a new action:

create(payload: PayloadType, meta?: MetaType): ActionType

Ex:

ACTION.create('test', 'me') // => {type: 'ACTION', _payload: 'test', _meta: 'me'}

Get typed payload from generic action:

payload(action: GenericAction): PayloadType

Ex:

const payload = ACTION.payload(action); // ex. payload: string = 'test'

Get type meta data:

meta(action: GenericAction): MetaType

Ex:

const meta = ACTION.meta(action); // ex. meta: string = 'me'

Unpack both payload and meta data:

unpack(action: GenericAction): { payload: PayloadType, meta: MetaType }

Ex:

const { payload, meta } = ACTION.unpack(action);

Destructuring - if you want to use shorthand for connect ect.

destruct(): { [actionType: string]: (payload: payloadType, meta?: MetaType) }

Ex:

// makes the prop 
// "ACTION_TYPE: (payload: payloadType, meta?: MetaType) => action" available.

const mapDispatchToProps = {
 ...ACTION.destruct(),  
}

Alternatives

If you are look for a framework for handling redux actions instead you may want to checkout:

or