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ftl-redux-electron-store

v2.0.0

Published

Redux store which synchronizes between instances in multiple process

Downloads

12

Readme

ftl-redux-electron-store

This is a fork of redux-electron-store, with the following differences:

  • Based on v0.3.13
  • Supports Hot Module Reload when used together with electron-compile

It looks like redux-electron-store has been undergoing a large refactor, but it's going in a direction that makes it unusable for me (ie. having full reducers running in the renderer). I'm attached to the old model (renderer actions forwarded to the browser, which runs reducers and broadcasts the state diff to all renderers).

The Hot Module Reload fix simply handles the case where a BrowserWindow reloads its code, including the store, and:

  • Makes sure no ipcRenderer listeners leak
  • Doesn't mark the window's webContents as inactive (that's what 0.3.13 did, because it assumed we reloaded - which trashes the webContents and creates a new one. In the HMR case, it's the same webContents).

Anyway, except if you have a funky setup like me, you probably want to check out the original project instead.

I probably won't be accepting issues/PRs on this repo. Cheers!