vue-state-proxy

Simple state manager based on and for Vue.

Installation

npm install vue-state-proxy

• compatible with Vue-devtools
• uses Proxy only in development mode
• allow to store class instances (with parsing even from JSON)
• no boring actions and reducers
• typing support

Usage

Creating state manager

import {Store, Type} from 'vue-state-proxy';
@Store()
class Gun {
    name = 'glock';
    ammo = 7;

    fire() {
        this.ammo--;
    }
}

@Store()
class StateManager {
    firstName = 'James';
    lastName = 'Bond';

    @Type(Date)
    birthday = new Date();

    @Type(Gun)
    guns: Gun[] = [new Gun()];
}

export const Store = createStateManager(StateManager);

Usage in other file

import {Store} from './store.ts'
new Vue({
    template: `
        <div>
            Name: {{store.firstName}} {{store.lastName}}
       		<br/>
       		<span v-for="gun in store.guns" @click="gun.fire">
       		    {{gun.name}}({{gun.ammo}})
       		</span>
        </div>
    `,
    data() {
        return {
            store: Store
        };
    }
})

@Store()

Convert given class to Vue component so new instance is in fact new Vue component with full support of features like smart getters, reactive props. Decorator also inject state getter/setter required for vue-devtools

@Type

Required by parser to create proper class instances from raw state (JSON format)

IMPORTANT!!! Remember about providing props type for arrays, it is also needed by parser

Hidden getter/setter .state

Setter/getter to get or set raw-data model. Mainly used by vue-devtools and may be expensive. It support module instances casting so raw object will be converted to module object (but only for modules).

Dev-tools

Logs are created with patter:

{ClassName}.{propName}

or for methods:

{ClassName}.{methodName}(#{callNumber})

'callNumber' can be helpful to detect async changes inside methods