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redux-chillout

v2.0.2

Published

Redux utility for prevent boilerplate code

Downloads

10

Readme

Redux Chillout

Generate actions and reducers based on whatever(transformers). Designed for remove vanilla redux boilerplate code.

Instalation

npm install redux-chillout [email protected] [email protected]

Create your chillout file

import {generateChillout} from 'redux-chillout';

const [LinkedActions, reducer, Types] = generateChillout({
    fetchValues: null,
    setValue: ['value'],
    addValue: state => ({amount: state.amount + 1}),
    removeValue: (state, action) => ({amount: state.amount - action.amount}),
}, {
    amount: 0 // Initial state
});

export {Types};
export {LinkedActions};
export default reducer;

Create store

import {createStore as createChilloutStore} from 'redux-chillout';

const store = createChilloutStore(rootReducer);

Linked Actions

It's not necessary to dispatch your actions, because redux-chillout LinkedActions has been linked with your store, so yo can execute it anywhere.

Normal Redux:

dispatch(LinkedActions.setValue(0));
dispatch(LinkedActions.removeValue({amount: 10}));

Redux Chillout:

LinkedActions.setValue(0);
LinkedActions.removeValue({amount: 10});

Transformers

Redux chillout recognize your transformer type and generate an action and a action-reducer based on it.

  • NoopTransformer: Create a empty action
fetchValues: null
  • ArrayTransformer: Use it for setters
setValue: ['value'],
setUser: ['name', 'id', 'password'],
  • ActionReducerTransformer: Action Reducer is a small reducer for a simple action. In case of a plain object state, not need the typical spread operator for merge.
removeValue: (state, action) => ({/*...state, unnecessary */ amount: state.amount - action.amount}),

Custom Transformers

You can create your own transformers.

class MyTransformer = {
    static checkType(transformer, actionType) {
	return transformer === 'clearAll';
    }
    static getActionReducer(transformer, actionType) {
	return (state, action) => ({});
    }
    static getAction(transformer, actionType) {
	return (...params) => ({type: actionType})
    }
}

addTransformer(myTransformer);
console.log(registeredTransformers); // -> show registered transformers

Example App

https://github.com/AlanSaracho/eth-wallet