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redux-promise-action-middleware

v1.0.6

Published

A Redux middleware that allows to automatically generate actions based on the state of the promise

Downloads

9

Readme

Promise Action Middleware

A generic Flux/Redux midleware to generate actions based on the promise status

Installation

npm install redux-promise-action-middleware

Usage

Add the middleware to Redux as always. You also need redux-thunk to make async actions work.

import promiseMiddleware from 'redux-promise-action-middleware'

const store = createStore(reducer, applyMiddleware(thunk,promiseMiddleware));

The middleware receives a classic Redux action with a Promise that is encoded into a the promise field. It will automatically fire an LOADING action before evaluate the promise, a SUCCESS action if no error is found and a FAILURE action if something went wrong. All of them have the suffix based on the type.

Example:

const fetchUser = { type: 'FETCH_USER',  promise: axios.get('https://randomuser.me/api/')}

Remember, you need to put the Promise in the promise field

Then the middleware will generate two actions: FETCH_USER_LOADING and FETCH_USER_SUCCESS. The payload is available on the data field of the action and the error on err

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For a more deep tutorial you can check out the medium article

https://codeburst.io/improve-promises-in-flux-redux-a83c9cc60715