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praxis

v0.1.22

Published

A Flux mini-framework with react-router

Downloads

7

Readme

Praxis

Praxis is a Flux mini-framework for building single page applications with React.js.

Features

How to install

npm install praxis

How to use the dispatcher

import { Dispatcher } from 'praxis';

// register a store to receive dispatched actions
Dispatcher.register('notes', new TodoStore());

// register a callback to receive events from stores
Dispatcher.subscribe('todos', 'change', function() {
    console.log('todos changed');
});

// dispatch an event
Dispatcher.dispatch({ action: 'createTodo', text: 'Hello'});
  • Here the TodoStore is extended from the ArrayStore
  • Action names (e.g. createTodo) are the same as their handler function names in the store (this avoids action constants and switch statements)

How to create a store

  • The ArrayStore can be used as-is for in-memory storage

A simple REST store example

import { ArrayStore, RESTApi } from 'praxis';

/**
 * A simple store with a downloadTodos action that fetches data from server
 */
export default class TodoStore extends ArrayStore {
    constructor() {
        super();
        this.api = new RESTApi('http://foobar.com');
    }

    downloadTodos(action) {
        this.api.get('/todos').then((res) => {
            if (res.status == '200') {
                res.body.data.forEach((todo) => {
                    this._insert(todo);
                });
                this.emit('change');
            } else {
                this.emit('change_fail');
            }
        }).catch((err) => {
            this.emit('change_fail');
        });
        this.emit('pending_change');       
    }
}

How to run the samples

git clone [email protected]:hliyan/praxis-samples.git
cd praxis-samples/02-notes # run second sample
npm install
npm test
http://localhost:8080/webpack-dev-server/

How to start a simple project from a boilerplate

git clone [email protected]:hliyan/praxis-samples.git
cd praxis-samples/00-boilerplate
  • This directory gives you a standard package.json, a webpack config file and an empty application with a menu

Things to be done

  • UI components are incomplete
  • webpack build takes too long because of node_modules (which are included because Praxis re-exports React and react-router)
  • Complete work on Session, RESTApi etc.
  • API documentation