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fluxez

v1.0.7

Published

Flux architecture for React app. Fast and easy to apply

Downloads

46

Readme

Fluxez

Flux architecture for React app. Fast and easy to apply

Samples

Create actions

import flux from "fluxez";

export const Increase = flux.action();
export const Decrease = flux.action();

Create a reducer

import flux from "fluxez";
import { Increase, Decrease } from "./actions";

flux.reduce((state, action, by = 1) => {
  if (action === Increase) {
    return {
      ...state,
      counter: state.counter + by
    };
  }

  if (action === Decrease) {
    return {
      ...state,
      counter: state.counter - by
    };
  }
  return state;
});

Init store state

import flux from "fluxez";
import { Increase, Decrease } from "./actions";

flux.merge({
  counter: 0
});

Create a view

import flux from "fluxez";
import { Increase, Decrease } from "./actions";

const CounterHOC = flux.connect(state => ({
    counter: state.counter
}));

cosnt Counter = CounterHOC(props => {
    return (
        <div>
            <h1>{props.counter}</1>
            <button onClick={Increase}>Increase</button>
            <button onClick={() => Decrease(2)}>Decrease by 2</button>
        </div>
    );
});

Advanced Usages

Change state processor

import flux from "fluxez";
import update from "immhelper";

// using update method of immhelper for updating state
flux.configure({
  stateProcessor: update
});

// so reducer becomes
flux.reduce((state, action, by = 1) => {
  if (action === Increase) {
    // return update specs for immhelper
    return {
      // x is current value of counter
      counter: [x => x + by]
    };
  }

  if (action === Decrease) {
    // return update specs for immhelper
    return {
      // x is current value of counter
      counter: [x => x - by]
    };
  }
  return state;
});

Put logic inside action

It easy for centralizing your logic per Action

import flux from "fluxez";

export const Increase = flux.action((by = 1, state) => {
  return {
    ...state,
    counter: state.counter + by
  };
});

Create reducer for single action

import flux from "fluxez";
import { Increase } from "./actions";
flux.reduce(Increase, (payload, state, action) => {
  // reducer logic here
});

Create reducer for multiple actions

import flux from "fluxez";
import { Increase, Decrease } from "./actions";
flux.reduce(Increase, Decrease, (payload, state, action) => {
  // reducer logic here
});

Code splitting

You can define action / reducer anytime and anywhere. It good for dynamic module importing

todo module

import flux from "fluxez";
// todo state
flux.merge({
  todos: {},
  todoIds: []
});
const AddTodo = flux.action(payload => {
  // add action logic here
});
const RemoveTodo = flux.action(payload => {
  // remove action logic here
});

profile module

import flux from "fluxez";
// profile state
flux.merge({
  profile: {}
});
const UpdateProfile = flux.action(payload => {
  // update profile action logic here
});

Add middleware

import flux from "fluxez";
flux.use((state, action, payload) => {
  if (payload && payload.fetch) {
    const {
      fetch: { url, type = "json", loading, success, failure, ...options },
      ...theRest
    } = payload;
    fetch(url, options)
      .then(res => res[type]())
      .then(success, failure);

    if (loading) {
      return flux.transfer(loading, theRest);
    }
  }
  return state;
});

const fetchUsers = flux.action();
fetchUsers({
  fetch: {
    url: "https://api.github.com/users",
    success(payload) {
      expect(Array.isArray(payload)).toBe(true);
      done();
    }
  }
});