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redux-bubble-di

v1.0.3

Published

A Redux Middleware that injects dependencies into asynch action creators.

Downloads

4

Readme

redux-bubble-di

A Dependecy-Injecting Middleware for redux using bubble-di.

build status

Installation

npm install --save redux-bubble-di

What is redux-bubble-di? redux-bubble-di library is a redux-compatible middleware similar to redux-thunk. redux-bubble-di supports the execution of (asynch) actions containing a function (bubble-function) with the ability to inject an arbitrary number of dependencies into the bubble-function actions.

Why do I need this? A dependency injection container centralises the instantiation of dependencies and (more importantly) avoids instantiations of dependencies being scattered accross the code making it hard to change, manage and test. Redux-bubble-di enables writing actionCreators that express their dependencies and utilise them without having to worry about their instantiation.

How does it work?

Simple example

//import { DiContainer } from "bubble-di";
const { DiContainer } = require("bubble-di");
//import { createStore, applyMiddleware } from "redux";
const { createStore, applyMiddleware } = require("redux");
//import reduxBubbleDi from "redux-bubble-di";
const reduxBubbleDi = require("redux-bubble-di").default;

class MyServiceDependency { backendCall() { console.log("calling backend..."); } } // eslint-disable-line

DiContainer.setContainer(new DiContainer());
DiContainer.getContainer().registerInstance("MyServiceDependency", new MyServiceDependency());

const store = createStore(
    state => state,
    undefined,
    applyMiddleware(reduxBubbleDi(DiContainer.getContainer())),
);

const bubbleAction = bubble(
    (dispatch, myService) => {
        myService.backendCall();
        dispatch({ type: "someReduxAction" });
    },
    ["MyServiceDependency"],
);

store.dispatch(bubbleAction);

License

MIT