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reddeck

v1.2.0

Published

A couple of Redux utils that make life easier and less boilerplaty

Downloads

835

Readme

reddeck

npm version npm downloads Build Coverage Status code style: prettier

A couple of redux utils I wrote to make my life easier and reduce boilerplate.

Install

yarn add reddeck

API

actionCreator(type)

Takes a string as parameter, returns an "action creator". An action creator is a function that returns a { type, payload } object when called.

import { actionCreator } from 'reddeck';

const setName = actionCreator('SET_NAME');
console.log(setName('Foo')); // { type: 'SET_NAME', payload: 'Foo' }

asyncActionCreator(pendingType, successType, errorType)

Similar to the actionCreator() function, but instead of returning an action creator, it returns an object with 3 action creators: pending(), success() and error().

import { asyncActionCreator } from 'reddeck';

const getData = asyncActionCreator(
  'GET_DATA_PENDING',
  'GET_DATA_SUCCESS',
  'GET_DATA_ERROR'
);

It's useful when you want to handle an asynchronous control flow

const get = async () => {
  try {
    dispatch(getData.pending()); // { type: 'GET_DATA_PENDING', payload: {} }
    const data = await getDataFromAPI();
    dispatch(getData.success(data)); // { type: 'GET_DATA_SUCCESS', payload: data }
  } catch (err) {
    dispatch(getData.error(err)); // { type: 'GET_DATA_ERROR', payload: err }
  }
};

typeCreator(types, options)

First param is a string containing all the types. Spaces are ignored. The second parameter specifies the options and it's optional.

import { typeCreator } from 'reddeck';

const options = {
  prefix: 'app/'
};

const types = typeCreator(
  `
  SET_NAME

  GET_DATA_PENDING
  GET_DATA_SUCCESS
  GET_DATA_ERROR
`,
  options
);

console.log(types);
/*
  {
    SET_NAME: 'app/SET_NAME',
    GET_DATA_PENDING: 'app/GET_DATA_PENDING',
    GET_DATA_SUCCESS: 'app/GET_DATA_SUCCESS',
    GET_DATA_ERROR: 'app/GET_DATA_ERROR'
  }
*/

apiStateCreator(newState)

import { apiStateCreator } from 'reddeck';

const api = apiStateCreator();
console.log(api);
/*
  {
    pending: false,
    success: false,
    error: false
  }
*/

const apiPending = apiStateCreator({ pending: true });
console.log(apiPending);
/*
  {
    pending: true,
    success: false,
    error: false
  }
*/