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orph

v3.0.7

Published

Design actions by restricting authority.

Downloads

2

Readme

orph

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Design actions by restricting authority.

Installation

yarn add orph

Usage

import React, { Component } from 'react'
import Orph from 'orph'

const store = new Orph({ count: 0 })

store.register({
  UP: (e, { state, render }) =>
    state('count')
    .then(count => count + 1)
    .then(count => render({ count })),

  DOWN: (e, { state, render }) =>
    state('count')
    .then(count => count - 1)
    .then(count => render({ count })),
},{
  prefix: 'RENDER:',
  use: { state: true, render: true }
})

const listeners = store.order()

class App extends Component {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props)
    store.attach(this, { inherit: true })
  }
  componentWillUnmount() {
    store.detach()
  }
  render() {
    return (
      <main>
        <h1>{this.state.count}</h1>
        <button onClick={listeners['RENDER:UP']}>+</button>
        <button onClick={listeners['RENDER:DOWN']}>-</button>
      </main>
    )
  }
}

API

new Orph(initialState)

initialState is set to react when attached and will be never changed.

orph.register(actions, options)

options
  • use

required to restrict authority of use.

  • prefix

string added to name head.

{
  FOO: (data, { render }) => console.log(render) // undefined
},{
  use: {
    dispatch: true
  }
}

orph.order(void | Array): { [name]: listener }

return object contain listener format function.

store.register({
  FOO: (data, { render }) => {}
},{
  use: { render: true }
})

const listeners = store.order()
// listeners['FOO']: (e) => store.dispatch('FOO', e)

orph.attach(react, options)

used in constructor.

options
  • inherit: boolean set preState to react.state.

orph.detach()

used in componentWillUnmount. Extract instance state as preState.

orph.dispatch(name[, data]): Promise<Action$Result>

same as below.

orph.list(): { [name]: useKeys }

util for debug.

orph.getLatestState(key[, reference]): StateValue

Use

props(key[, reference]): Promise

state(key[, reference]): Promise

cloned by default. if reference is true, not be cloned that is passed directly.

render(): Promise

pass arg to setState.

update(): Promise

pass arg to forceUpdate

dispatch(name[, data]): Promise<Action$Result>

the result is passed by then.

{
  THOUSAND_TIMES: ({ count }, { dispatch }) => count * 1000,
  BUTTON_CLICK: (n, { props, dispatch }) =>
    dispatch('UTIL:THOUSAND_TIMES', { count: props('count') })
    .then((multiplied) => dispatch('RENDER:COUNT', multiplied))
},{
  prefix: 'UTIL:',
  use: { dispatch: true, props: true }
}

All functions registerd can be connected by dispatch.

.catch(err)

Use process will be canceled if run after orph.detach.

state('key')
.then(value => console.log(value))
.catch(err => console.log(err)) // { isDetached: true }

License

MIT (http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)