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kubox-preact

v0.2.3

Published

small component for preact to control the state of an application with kubox

Downloads

19

Readme

kubox-preact

Kubox-preact allows you to integrate kubox as a status handler for applications created with preact.

| format UMD | size | |------------|------| | normal |3.84kb | | min | 1.76kb | | gzip | 649 bytes |

Apply it is simple 🤓, kubox-preact has 3 types of components:

  1. Provider : create state contexts
  2. Suscriber : access and subscribe to the changes given by the state context shared by Provider component.
  3. Consumer : access the state context shared by the component provider.

Provider

The Provider component allows you to create shared contexts for the components that it hosts.

| Parameter | Type | Description | |-----------|------|-------------| | store | instanceof Kubox | context to share |

import {h} from "preact";
import {Provider} from "kubox-preact";
import store from "./store";
import App from "./App";

export default <Provider store={store}>
   <App/>
</Provider>;

Subscriber

The Subscriber component allows you to subscribe and access a store defined by the context of the Supplier component or by store property.

| Parameter | Type | Description | |-----------|------|-------------| | select | string , array | allows you to select the subscription to one or more namespace of the state | | store | instanceof Kubox | allows you to ignore the context given by the Provider component and point to this property |

import {h} from "preact";
import {Provider} from "kubox-preact";

export default <Subscriber>
     {(state, actions) => <input oninput={actions.inputWrite}/>}
</Subscriber>;

Consumer

The Consumer component allows access to a store defined by the context of the Provider component or by store property.

| Parameter | Type | Description | |-----------|------|-------------| | store | instanceof Kubox | allows you to ignore the context given by the Provider component and point to this property |

import {h} from "preact";
import {Provider} from "kubox-preact";

export default <Consumer>
     {(state, actions) => <input oninput={actions.inputWrite}/>}
</Consumer>;

The Consumer component does not subscribe to the changes, as if the Subscriber component does