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fluxstore

v0.0.1

Published

Yet another flux store

Downloads

2

Readme

fluxstoreBuild Status

Yet another Flux store for both client- and server-side.

Installation

Node.js

npm install fluxstore

Bower

bower install fluxstore

Usage

var FluxStore = require('fluxstore'); // Node.js. For browser script tag: include file from the dist/ folder.

// Init FluxStore with the dispatcher. It returns Store constructor.
var dispatcher = new require('flux').Dispatcher();
var Store = FluxStore(dispatcher);

// Create a new store with optional initial state
var store = new Store({
  foo: 'bar'
});

// Add a reducer. Reducer is a function that will be invoked on specified
// action. It's always invoked with the current state of the store and
// the action that triggered it. If you return a non-falsy value from
// the reducer it will be treated as a new state. This will cause in
// state change and triggering a change event.
store.reducer('FOO', function(state, action) {
  console.log(state); // { foo: 'bar' }
  console.log(action); // { actionName: 'FOO', foo: 'baz' }
  state.foo = action.foo;
  return state;
});

// Listen for change event
store.bind('change', onChange);

function onChange() {
  alert('Change!');
};

// To trigger the reducer invoke dispatch with actionName matching reducer's name
dispatcher.dispatch({
  actionName: 'FOO',
  foo: 'baz'
});

// Stop listening for changes
store.unbind('change', onChange);

More info in API Docs.