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proxy-store

v1.0.8

Published

Save react state to javascript store built with es2015 proxy

Downloads

5

Readme

How to use.

First install npm package

npm i --save proxy-store

import necessary files on top of your javascript file.

import createStore from "proxy-store";

Now lets create new storage.

For that create an object that will be the state of your app, for example a todos app minimal state would look like this

let data = {
            name:"random",
            todos:[
              { name:"walk dog", date:"today", done:true },
              { name:"buy food", date:"tomorrow", done:false }
            ]
          };
Then create new store with this data

let store = new createStore(data);

Add observer decorator to React Component

@store.observer class MyComponent extends Component

Now all the data that you created in you object can be reached from you app with props like this

<span>{this.props.name}</span>

But to get data from array you must use Array.from(this.props.todos), because some why proxy makes the array into object, maybe this can be fixed soon.

For example you are trying to map and show the todos list you need to use it like this

 { Array.from(this.props.todos).map((item, index) => {
                    return <div onClick={this.toggleTodo.bind(this, item.name )} key={index} className={`todo ${item.done ? "done" : ""}` }>
                              <span>{item.name}</span>
                              <span>{item.date}</span>
                           </div>
                  })
                }

If you want to apply changes to react stateless function use observer like function

const component = (props) => {
  return <div>
            <h2>{props.name}</h2>
         </div>
}

export default store.observer(component);
Make changes to store

To update store simple use the store like regular javascript object, but use store.data

For example store.data.name = "Steve"

Updates observed components this.props.name to "Steve"

See example here

https://github.com/tonis2/react-proxy-store

Much inspiration got from mweststrate-s mobx, https://github.com/mobxjs/mobx

I have no idea does this have good performance, not reccomended for production.