mobx-react-typed-injection
v0.4.2
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A better, strongly typed stores injector to use with MobX and React.
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MobX React Typed Injection
A better, fully typed injector HOC to use with MobX and React.
!!! Deprecated !!!
This package is deprecated in favor of using MobX with hooks instead.
Benefits
- The inject function "knows" your stores, so you'll have proper TS code completion and warnings for non-matching types
- Build time errors when trying to use props that are already injected
- No need to add one more context provider to your app root
Install it
yarn add mobx-react-typed-injection
Use it
Somewhere in your project, create a
stores.ts
file, exportinginject
andwithFakeStores
(to be used on tests):import { createStateManager } from 'mobx-react-typed-injection' import search from 'path/to/searchStore' import movieDetails from 'path/to/movieDetailsStore' import somethingElse from 'path/to/somethingElseStore' export const { inject, withFakeStores } = createStateManager({ search, movieDetails, somethingElse, })
Inject something from the stores into a dumb component:
import { inject } from 'path/to/stores' const _MovieHeader = (props: { title: string; releaseYear: number; poster: string; somethingElse: string }) => { return ( <div> <img src={props.poster} alt="Movie Poster" /> <div>{props.title}</div> <div>{props.releaseYear}</div> </div> ) } export const MovieHeader = inject(({ movieDetails }) => ({ title: movieDetails.title, releaseYear: movieDetails.releaseYear, poster: movieDetails.posters[0], }), _MovieHeader)
Use your injected component:
// Works fine for non injected props <MovieHeader somethingElse="lorem ipsum"/> // TS error for props already injected <MovieHeader title="lorem ipsum"/>