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mantra-plus

v2.0.7

Published

Core API for Mantra

Downloads

3

Readme

Mantra Plus

Core API with extras for Mantra.

Introduction

This repo contains the core APP api where we create an mantra app and initialize it. Also, this package contains exported functions from react-simple-di. The best thing is Mantra Plus supports middlewares! Now you don't have to rewrite, copy and paste your context.

Installation

npm i --save mantra-plus react

Basic Usage

import MyComp from './myComp';
import { createApp } from 'mantra-plus';
import redux from './redux-middleware';

// Here's a simple Mantra Module
const module = {
  routes(injectDeps) {
    const InjectedComp = injectDeps(MyComp);
    // load routes and put `InjectedComp` to the screen.
  },
  load(context, actions) {
    // do any module initialization
  },
  actions: {
    myNamespace: {
      doSomething: (context, arg1) => {}
    }
  }
};

const context = {
  client: new DataClient()
};

const app = createApp(context);

// middlewares must be loaded before loading module
app.loadMiddlewares([redux]);
app.loadModule(module);
app.loadModule(someOtherModule);
app.init();

Middlewares

Writing a Middleware

Middleware must return an object that contains any of moduleWillLoad, moduleWillInit. Below code is available on NPM (mantra-redux).

function reduxMiddleware(options) {
  const {
    reducers = {},
    middlewares = [],
    storeName = 'Store',
  } = options;

  return {
    moduleWillLoad(module) {
      if (module.reducers) {
        if (typeof reducers !== 'object' || typeof module.reducers !== 'object') {
          const message = "Module's reducers field should be a map of reducers.";
          throw new Error(message);
        }

        const allReducers = {
          ...module.reducers,
          ...reducers,
        };

        this._reducers = allReducers;
      }
    },
    moduleWillInit() {
      const reduxStore = createReduxStore({
        reducers: this._reducers,
        middlewares,
      });

      this.context[storeName] = reduxStore;
      this.context.dispatch = reduxStore.dispatch;
    },
  };
}