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divejs

v4.2.8

Published

An experimental library that allows using rxjs as a reactive dataflow framework for React.Inspired by cycle-onionify and componentFromStream API in recompose.

Downloads

105

Readme

dive

An experimental library that allows using rxjs as a reactive dataflow framework for React.Inspired by cycle-onionify and componentFromStream API in recompose.

Example:

https://codesandbox.io/s/github/RaySaii/dive-example

Quick look:

npm i divejs
import React from 'react'
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'
import dive from 'divejs'
import {map,mapTo} from 'rxjs/operators'
const Counter=dive({state:{count:1}})(({state$,eventHandle})=>{
  // update state 
    eventHandle.event('add').reduce(
        _=> state=>{
          //this function will be use in immer produce
          state.count+=1
        }
    )
    // dive creates a React component by mapping an this stream of state$ to a stream of React nodes (vdom).
    return state$.pipe(
            map(state=>(
                <div>
                  {state.count}
                  <button onClick={eventHandle.handle('add')}>
                      +
                  </button>
                </div>
            ))
      )
})
const App=dive({state:{a:1}})(({state$})=>{
    return state$.pipe(
            map((state)=>(
                  <div>
                    <div>{state.a}</div>
                    <Counter/>
                  </div>
              ))
           )
})

ReactDOM.render(
  <App />,
  document.getElementById('root')
);

How to share data among components?

const Foo=dive({
    state:{foo:1},
    globalState:['foo']
})(()=>{})

const Bar=dive({
    state:{bar:2},
})(({state$})=>{
  return combineLatest(
        state$,
        Foo.globalState$,
        (state,fooState)=>Object.assign({},state,globalState)
    ).pipe(
        map(({bar,foo})=><div>bar:{bar} foo:{foo}</div>)
    )
})

How to share event among components?

const Foo=dive({
    state:{foo:1},
    globalState:['foo'],
    globalEvent:['add']
})(({state$,eventHandle})=>{
  eventHandle.event('add').reduce(_=>state=>{
      state.foo+=1
  })
  return state$.pipe(
        map(state=>
          <div>{state.foo}<button onClick={eventHandle.handle('add')}>+</button></div>
        )
    )
})

const Bar=dive({
    state:{bar:2},
})(({state$})=>{
  Foo.globalEvent.event('add').reduce(
      _ => state=>{
        state.bar+=1
      }
  )
  return combineLatest(
        state$,
        Foo.globalState$,
        (state,fooState)=>Object.assign({},state,fooState)
    ).pipe(
        map(({bar,foo})=><div>bar:{bar} foo:{foo}</div>)
    )
})

API

dive({state,globalState,globalEvent})

It returns function which expects a state stream and eventHandle which can transform event to stream and props stream.

Arguments:

  • state:Object give component initial state.

  • globalState:String[] define which state can be use out of component.

  • globalEvent:String[] define which event can be use out of component.

Returns:

(Function) which expect {state$,props$,eventHandle},and return Observable<ReactNode>

  • state$ state stream.
  • props$ props stream.
  • eventHandle handle any event to stream.eventHandle.handle(string) return a function to handle event.eventHandle.event(string) get the event stream.eventHandle.didMountget the componentDidMount stream.

dive/utils

  • xhr expected a function return promise. Everytime will produce a array.

    example:

    import {xhrWithStatus} from 'divejs'
    //...
    eventHandle.event('some').pipe(
        xhrWithStatus(params=>fetch(`some-url?params=${params}`).then(res=>res.json())),
    )
      .reduce(([data,loading])=>state=>{
          state.data=data
          state.loading=loading
    })
    // -> state:{data:undefined,loading:true}
    // -> state:{data:someData,loading:false}
    //...
  • xhr without loading,everytime will only produce promise resolve value.

  • And,Or as the name say.

  • shouldUpdate a custom operator to implement shouldComponentUpdate lifecycle:

    import {shouldUpdate} from 'divejs'
    ...
    return combineLatest(
        props$,
        state$,
        (props,state)=>Object.assign({},props,state)
      ).pipe(
        shouldUpdate((previous,current)=>{
          //...some compare
          return boolean
        })  
      )
      
  • shallowEqual a function as the name say.