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route-action

v1.0.0

Published

A redux action creator meant to be used in conjunction with the redouter framework.

Downloads

99

Readme

route-action

This is a simple redux action creator with some helpers to create route actions. Route actions are an attempt to create a universal concept of HTTP requests to the client.

Since an HTTP server has the native concept of a HTTP requests, this is not really needed server side. As a caution, it is also dangerous to take route actions sent by the client as authoritative - always recreate the route action parameter such as method and headers manually server-side to prevent unauthorized access attempts.

api

  • ACTION_TYPE string constant representing the action type.
  • create({ url, method, body, headers }) convenience method to quickly create a route action.
  • helpers.GET({url, headers}) convenience menthod to quickly create a GET route action.
  • helpers.POST({url, body, headers}) convenience method to quickly create a POST route action.