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express-isomorphic-dispatcher

v1.0.1

Published

Connects an isomorphic-dispatcher client Dispatcher to an express app.

Downloads

8

Readme

Express Isomorphic Dispatcher

Express middlware that connects a client and server Isomorphic Dispatcher

Basic express middleware that automatically connects a client and sever dispatcher, from isomorphic-dispatcher.

Features

  • A function that creates a dispatcher that sends the clients dispatches to the server, when 'onServer' is called
  • A function to create the express middleware
    • Adds a DispatcherFactory to req object
    • Handles calls from the client side dispatcher, when 'onServer' is called

Dependencies (from isomorphic-dispatcher)

  • ES2015(ES6) Promises
    • Must include an ES2015 compatible Promises library, tested using Babel polyfill

Usage

Client
window.onload = function() {
  var dispatcher = createClientDispatcher(
    stores,          // The object with initial stores to use in the Dispatcher
    {
      path,        // The path to send 'onServer' dispatches to
      encodeState,    // A function that encodes the state of the stores before sending to the server
      decodeState      // A function that decodes the state of the stores from the server
    }
  );

  // Use dispatcher...
};
Server
var app = express();

app.use(connectServerDispatcher(
  stores,          // The object with initial stores to use in the Dispatcher
  {
    path,        // The path to get 'onServer' dispatches from
    decodeState,    // A function that decodes the state of the stores from the client
    encodeState      // A function that encodes the state of the stores before sending to the client
  }
));

Documentation

Basic usage is given above. More detailed documentation is before class/function definitions within the code.

Example

A basic site using express-react-router is in the /example/ directory. To run using docker, run:

cd <path to repo>
docker build -t express-react-router:example .
docker build -d  -p <external port>:8080 express-react-router:example

Plans

  • Add more detailed usage to this document
  • Cache each user's(session's) state on server, to minimize the size of the data passed to the server over ajax
  • Only return changes to the state from the server, to minimize the size of the data returned from the server