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rest-redux

v0.4.1

Published

Redux support for REST APIs

Downloads

24

Readme

rest-redux

Provides actions & reducers to communicate with REST API Backend.

Build Status Coverage npm version

NOTE: WIP, Under active development. And will support Loopback API out of the box, as its intended to use on that internally

Summary

rest-redux makes communication with REST API very easy. It reduces lot of boilerplate code. It manages normalized redux state for apis & provides easy to use actions/selectors.

Installation

Add rest-redux to your package.json dependencies.

npm install rest-redux --save

Code

Setup rest-redux

import { createStore, combineReducers, applyMiddleware } from 'redux'
import thunk from 'redux-thunk'  //rest-redux requires this.
import RestRedux from 'rest-redux'

const restRedux = new RestRedux({
  basePath: 'http://localhost:3000/api',  
  globalOptions: {  //global options, you can set headers & params 
    headers: {
      'Accept': 'application/json',
      'Content-Type': 'application/json'
    }
  },
  models: [{ 
    modelName: 'todos',
    lists: [  //List allow to fetch paging data
      {name:'my', options:{pageSize: 5}},
      {name:'public'}
    ],
    schema: { //Uses normalizr.js (https://github.com/paularmstrong/normalizr)
      definition: {},
      options: {}
    }
  }, { 
    modelName: 'users' 
  },]
})

let reducer = combineReducers({
  rest: restRedux.reducer,
  otherReducers: ...
})

//IMPORTANT: thunk middleware is required for rest-redux to function. 
//And it should come before restRedux in middleware chain
const middlewares = applyMiddleware(
  thunk,
  restRedux.middleware
);

let store = createStore(
  reducer,
  middlewares
)

// create actions/selectors for each model  using following API
export const todo = restRedux.get('todos')
export const user = restRedux.get('users')

const todoActions = todo.actions
const todoSelectors = todo.selectors

Using Actions

Available methods: create, update, updateAll, deleteById, find, findById,

const todoActions = restRedux.get('todos').actions

//create Todo
dispatch(todoActions.create({text:'This is new todo'}))

//update Todo
dispatch(todoActions.update(1, {completed:true}))

//delete todo
dispatch(todoActions.deleteById(1))

Using Selectors

Available methods: getInstances, isLoading, getCount, getFound

const todoSelectors = restRedux.get('todos').selectors
//get All available instances
todoSelectors.getInstances(state)

//get All last find result instances
todoSelectors.getFound(state)

//get Count API result
todoSelectors.getCount(state)

//get loading state, true when any API is executing on the Model
todoSelectors.isLoading(state)

Using Lists (At Concept stage )

List feature provides easy way to manage multiple find/filter REST requests with paging for any model.

Actions & Selectors

const todos = restRedux.get('todos')
//each list instance has actions & selectors
const myTodosList = todos.lists.my

dispatch(myTodosList.actions.setOptions({params: {userId: myId} }))
dispatch(myTodosList.actions.page(2))

//Get all instances found in this list
myTodosList.selectors.getInstances(state)

//Returns the current page
myTodosList.selectors.getCurrentPage(state)

//Returns list of page numbers
myTodosList.selectors.getPages(state)

//Returns total number of pages available
myTodosList.selectors.getTotal(state)

//Returns whether previous page is avaliable or not
myTodosList.selectors.hasPrev(state)

//Returns whether next page is avaliable or not
myTodosList.selectors.hasNext(state)

List HOC (Higher Order Component)

import listHoc from 'rest-redux'

listHoc('my')(MyTodoView)
const MyTodoView => ({instances, pages, total, hasNext, hasPrev}) {
  return <div>
    ....
  </div>
}

Running Example

It works directly with src folder (using Webpack alias). you need to do npm install in /, /example & /example/server before starting

Start Backend Server (with in memory DB & dummy Data)

cd example/server
npm start

Start Front end App Development Server

cd example
npm start