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sync-query-redux

v1.0.6

Published

Synchronise redux state with URL query parameters.

Downloads

20

Readme

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The library is created for easily synchronization between URL query params and redux state. Inspired by redux-query-sync.

Installation

Installation can be done with npm

npm install --save sync-query-redux

or yarn

yarn add sync-query-redux

Usage

plain-sync

import { plainSync } from "sync-query-redux";
import createHistory from "history/createBrowserHistory";

const history = createHistory();

const pathname = "/somePathname";
const actionCreator = newQueryString => ({
  type: "SOME_ACTION",
  newQueryString
});
const selector = state => state.queryString;
const options = {
  parseQuery: true,
  stringifyState: true,
  relyOn: "location",
  replaceState: true
};

const syncer = new plainSync.Syncer(pathname, actionCreator, selector, options);
const sync = new plainSync.Sync(store, history, syncer);
const stopSync = sync.start(); // use this function to stop synchronization

The core is Syncer object, which should be injected into Sync.

Working example can be found here. You just need to run:

npm i
npm run start

or with yarn

yarn
yarn start

API

Syncer

type ActionCreator = (
  search: string | Object
) => { type: string, [key: string]: any };

type Selector = (state: Object) => any;

type Options = {
  parseQuery?: boolean,
  stringifyState?: boolean,
  replaceState?: boolean,
  relyOn?: "location" | "state"
};

interface ISyncer {
  constructor(
    pathname: string,
    actionCreator: ActionCreator,
    selector: Selector,
    options: ?Options
  ): void;
}

Sync

import type { BrowserHistory as History } from "history/createBrowserHistory";
import type { Store } from "redux";
import Syncer from "./Syncer";

interface ISync {
  constructor(store: Store<any, any>, history: History, syncer: Syncer): void;
  start(): Function;
}

Plans

  • [x] Add tests
  • [ ] Add module params-sync in which Sync will not have selector and actionCreator, but a list of params where each param will have its selector and its actionCreator.
  • [ ] Make library available as a redux middleware

Contributions

Contributors are welcome. Please discuss new features and submit PRs for bug fixes with tests. Run npm run build which detects type errors, tests passing status and build the lib if everything is well.

License

MIT