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redux-remote-stores

v0.6.1

Published

Easily synchronise actions between remote Redux stores

Downloads

15

Readme

npm

Easily synchronise actions between remote Redux stores

This package provides functionality to synchronise actions between multiple (remote) Redux stores.

It is based on the package redux-websocket-bridge by compulim and uses its functionality to transfer the Redux Actions.

Usage

  • Add as middleware to your store with createWebSocketMiddleware()
  • Create a Websocket connection OR a string with the WebSocket URL you want to connect to.
  • Call addConnectionToStore(WebSocketOrUrl) with the Websocket or URL as argument
  • Add {meta: {send: true}} to your Redux Actions to transfer them over the connection. Alternatively, you can use the type @@websocket/* as well. See redux-websocket-bridge for more details.
  • Call removeConnectionFromStore(WebSocket) when you're finished. The connection is automatically closed.
  • Call removeAllConnectionsFromStore to close and clear all connections.

Example

See example provided in sample/server/lib/

Disclaimer & Coming up soon

This is a work-in-progress. I will try to rwewrite the code in Typescript and provide type information as soon as I find time for it.