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unified-redux

v1.1.6

Published

Reduce the verbosity in redux, An implementation that allows the of use just one implementation of action, action creators, and reducers in redux to reduce verbosity

Downloads

21

Readme

Unified Redux (React) - Beta

Description

Reduce the verbosity in React redux. An implementation that allows the of use just one functional implementation of action, action creators, and reducers and takes out the complexity introduced by having to manage these disparate files.

Documentation (Typescript)

  • Use the Module in a React component,

    Import the library on the react component as below,

    import UnifiedStore from 'unfied-store'

    then initialize a store library. this is an object of your store elements, for those stores related to each other you can update the values as an array of string. Find an example below,

    const someStores: IsomeStores = { 
    		someStoreItem: 'someStoreItem',
         someRelatedStoreItem: ['thisStoreItem', 'thatStoreItem']   
    }

    initialize the store and pass in the store item (someStores) to the constructor

    const unifiedStoreObject = new UnifiedStore(someStores)
    // Get access to the actionCreator, and the redux store object  
    const {dispatchActions, store} = unifiedStoreObject;

    Implement match state to props as,

    const matchStateToProps = (state) => ({
       ... list the storeItem and how they are represented     
    });

    Implement match dispatch to props as,

    const matchDispatchToProps = (dispatch: Dispatch) => {
    return bindActionCreators(
      {
      	dispatchActions 
      }
    ), dispatch};

    Each item of the store have three states

    • pending(bool): for pending state when data is being fetched, it is true is data is currently being fetched
    • payload(any): it is null if pending is true , or error is true , it should contain the data of the store item
    • error(string): if the operation encounters an error, the string is presented here.

Using the actioncreator

To call the actionCreator without param you can call

const actions = actionWithoutParam
dispatchActions(dictKey, actions)

To call an action with param

const actions = () => actionWithParam(param)
dispatchActions(dictKey, actions)
  • you can pass in functions, promises, or objects as parameter to to the dispatch actions

  • The mnodule assumes you are using Fetch, or axious asynchronous web request