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redux-partial

v0.1.1

Published

Library to subscribe to a part of the redux state

Downloads

99

Readme

redux-partial

npm version

Library to work with a part of redux store as if it is a full-fledged store. You can subscribe to changes of a part of the state get access only to a part. All state change listeners will be invoked only if a particular part ot the state is changed. So it can highly improve performance of an application where there are many connected components.

Make a store partial

To work with a partial state you should use the makePartial method. It receive an origin redux store and return a store with the getPartial method.

import { createStore } from 'redux';
import { makePartial } from 'redux-partial';
import { createAssistantMiddleware } from 'reducer-assistant/redux';

const originalStore = createStore(/** parameters */);

const store = makePartial(originalStore);

To access to a partial store which contains only one field of the original store you should pass a field name to the getPartial method.

// Consider a store contains a field with name `user`
const userFieldStore = store.getPartial('user');

Now you can work with the userFieldStore as if it is a redux store which contains only data of a user.

You can use an object to select fields of the original state. Consider, an original state containes this data:

interface State {
	user: {
		name: string;
		email: string;
	};
	order: {
		items: OrderItem[];
		status: OrderStatus;
	};
}

You can get a partial store which contains only this part of data:

interface State {
	user: {
		email: string;
	};
	order: {
		status: OrderStatus;
	};
}

You should use this code to do that:

const partialStore = store.getPartial({
	user: { email: true },
	order: { status: true },
});

You can use a select parameter if you want to convert a data of the partial store to some other shape.

const partialStore = store.getPartial(
	{
		user: { email: true },
		order: { status: true },
	},
	{
		select: (state) => ({
			email: state.user.email,
			status: state.order.status,
		}),
	}
);

Now the partial store contains this type of data:

interface PartialState {
	email: string;
	status: OrderStatus;
}

You can use the reselect library to cache a result of the selector if you need it.

Work with a part of the state

A partial state contains all common methods of the redux store: getState, subscribe and dispatch, and also contains the getPartial method.