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simple-dva

v1.0.2

Published

simple-dva is a simple implementation of DVA as a library instead of framework. So you can introduce domain model into your React/Redux project without a big change.

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simple-dva

simple-dva is a simple implementation of DVA as a library instead of framework. So you can introduce domain model into your React/Redux project without a big change.

Domain Model

Domain Model is used to handle data of a component in a single page. it consists of namespace, state, reducer, effect.

Namespace

the key name in the Redux store. It is also the prefix of all action type in this model.

state

The initial state in the Redux store.

Reducer

Same as Redux reducerm, is used to handle synchronous action. A default reducer ${namespace}/save is introduced. It is similar with setState in React component, is used to update state in the Redux store.

Effect

Redux-Saga worker, is used to handle asynchronous action, accepts an action, and Redux-Saga effects as parameters. some important effect: call(fn, ...args) : call fn(...args) put(action) : dispatch an action

Example

Check simple-dva-example for details.

Available Scripts

In the project directory, you can run:

npm start

Build the project

npm publish

Publish the project