#React Redux Secure

a package which decides on displaying components based on your rules. I used react-redux connect function codebase

###Installation

npm i -S react-redux-secure

a glimpse on how you handle your stuff would be easy as this. for better clarifications see example folder and run it by.

clone this project then

npm install && npm run example

###rules.js

export default {
	comments: () => ({user}, ok, failed) => {
		if (user.rules.comments === true)
			return ok("comments");

		return failed("comments");
	},
	editComments: () => ({user}, ok, failed) => {
		if (user.rules.editComments === true)
			return ok("editComments");

		return failed("editComments");
	}
}

###store.js

import {combineReducers, createStore, applyMiddleware} from "redux";
import {counterReducer} from "./reducers/counterReducer";
import userReducer from "./reducers/userReducer";
import createLogger from "redux-logger";
import {secureReducer} from "react-redux-secure";

export const store = createStore(
	combineReducers({
		counter: counterReducer,
		user: userReducer,
		secure: secureReducer(require("../rules").default)
	}),
	applyMiddleware(createLogger())
);

###Comments.jsx

import React, {Component} from "react";
import {connect} from "react-redux";
import {secure} from "react-redux-secure";

@connect(({counter}) => ({counter}))
@secure(({user}, {comments, editComments}, run) => run(editComments(), comments()))
export default class Comments extends Component {
	render() {
		return (
			<div>comments</div>
		);
	}
}

###MIT licence