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ngx-entity-store

v1.0.3

Published

Angular store and entity adapter library

Downloads

19

Readme

Angular Application Store + Entity Adapter

This library provides simple store and entity adapter for the applications that do not want to use NgRx but still wants to use its store and entity features inside the project.

Most of the codes managing records via entity adapter directly copied from NgRX/entity package.

Installation

  1. Download the library: npm i ngx-entity-store --save
  2. Import and provide the provideStore in your app.module.ts:
    import { provideStore } from 'ngx-entity-store';
    
    @NgModule({
      providers: [
        provideStore({ state: STORE_STATE }),
      ],
    })
    export class AppModule {}

Usage

  1. Define the state to use for store:
    class DemoStoreState implements State {
       'checkouts' = getInitialEntityState<CheckoutItem>();
       'products' = getInitialEntityState<Product>();
    }
    
    export const STORE_STATE = new DemoStoreState();
  2. Then you can create an entity adapter in your services or anywhere you want like below:
    private readonly productSorter: Comparer<Product> = (a, b) =>
         b.name > a.name ? -1 : 1;
       
    private readonly productSelector: IdSelector<Product> = (p) => p.id;
    
    private readonly storeAdapter = createStoreAdapter<Product>(
         'products',
         this.productSelector,
         this.productSorter
    );
  3. Thats it! Now you have a store and adapter to modify it:
      add(item: CheckoutItem) {
        this.storeAdapter.addOne(item);
      }
       
      remove(item: CheckoutItem) {
        this.storeAdapter.removeOne(item.id);
      }
       
      increaseCheckoutItemCount(item: CheckoutItem) {
        this.storeAdapter.updateOne({
          id: item.id,
          //Only the updated fields needs to be set;
          changes: {
            count: item.count + 1,
            total: item.total + item.price,
          },
        });
      }
    
      //Update every record in the store;
      applyDiscount(percent: number) {
        this.storeAdapter.mapMany((entity) => {
          return {
            ...entity,
            discount: percent,
          };
        });
      }

Entity Adapter Methods

You can use the below methods to modify states of the entities:

    select(id: string): Observable<T | undefined>;
    addOne(entity: T): void;
    addMany(entities: T[]): void;
    setAll(entities: T[]): void;
    setOne(entity: T): void;
    setMany(entities: T[]): void;
    removeOne(key: string | number): void;
    removeMany(keysOrPredicate: any[] | Predicate<T>): void;
    removeAll(): void;
    updateOne(update: Update<T>): void;
    updateMany(updates: Update<T>[]): void;
    upsertOne(entity: T): void;
    upsertMany(entities: T[]): void;
    mapOne(map: EntityMapOne<T>): void;
    mapMany(map: EntityMap<T>): void;

Demo Project

You can see the implementation details in the demo project under the projects folder.

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