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with-event-handlers

v1.0.1

Published

essentially a redux core within a `component-from-stream`

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with-event-handlers

NPM

essentially a redux core within a component-from-stream, in less than 3k bytes, non-minified, uncompressed.

create a custom props dispatcher from a given dispatcher and action creators, that adds corresponding event handlers to the props it receives before dispatching them. the reactive operator in the component-from-stream instantiated with this custom dispatcher receives an action stream (instead of a props stream), which it reduces to a stream of view props.

for components with more involved behaviours, the reducer logic may favourably be implemented with a basic-state-machine to maintain self-documenting expressive code.

Example

see the full example in this directory. run the example in your browser locally with npm run example or online here.

this example is refactored from that of component-from-stream: it demonstrates how to implement component-from-stream Components using with-event-handlers to work with an actions stream instead of props:

copy-button/behaviour.ts

import createPropsHandler, { ActionCreatorMap } from '../..'
import { omit, shallowEqual } from '../utils'
import compose from 'basic-compose'
import { into } from 'basic-cursors'
import { distinctUntilChanged, map, scan, tap } from 'rxjs/operators'
import copyToClipboard = require('clipboard-copy')

// ...

const actions: ActionCreatorMap<Action<any>> = {
  onClick(payload: any) {
    return { type: 'CLICK', payload }
  },
  enable() {
    return { type: 'ENABLE' }
  },
  onProps(payload: CopyButtonProps) {
    return { type: 'PROPS', payload }
  }
}

const dispatcher = createPropsHandler(actions)

const operator = compose(
  tap(log('copy-button:view-props:')),
  distinctUntilChanged(shallowEqual),
  map(omit('value', 'icons', 'timeout', 'enable')), // clean-up
  map(into('icon')(iconFromDisabled)),
  scan(reduce, {})
) as RxOperator<Action<any>,ButtonViewProps>

const behaviour = {
  operator, dispatcher
} as BehaviourSpec<CopyButtonProps,Action<any>,ButtonViewProps>

export default behaviour

function reduce(props, { type, payload }) {
  switch (type) {
    case 'CLICK':
      if (!doCopyToClipboard(payload, props.value)) {
        return props
      }
      setTimeout(props.enable, props.timeout) // stateful
      return { ...props, disabled: true }
    case 'ENABLE':
      return { ...props, disabled: false }
    case 'PROPS':
      const { disabled } = props
      return { ...DEFAULT_PROPS, ...payload, disabled }
    default:
      return props
  }
}

function doCopyToClipboard(event, value) {
  event.preventDefault()
  return copyToClipboard(value) //true on success
}

function iconFromDisabled ({ disabled, icons }: any) {
  return disabled ? icons.disabled : icons.enabled
}

// ...

API

for a detailed specification of this API, run the unit tests in your browser.

export interface ActionCreatorMap<A> extends IndexedMap<ActionCreator<A>> {
  onProps: ActionCreator<A>
}

export declare type EventHandlerMap =
IndexedMap<EventHandler<any> | LinkEventHandler<any, any>>

export interface IndexedMap<V> {
  [key: string]: V
}

export default function createPropsHandler<P, A>(
  actions: ActionCreatorMap<A>
): (dispatch: (val: any) => void) => (props: P) => void

export declare type EventHandler<E> = (event: E) => void

export declare type LinkEventHandler<E, D> = (data: D, event: E) => void

export interface ActionCreator<A> {
  (...args: any[]): A
}

TypeScript

although this library is written in TypeScript, it may also be imported into plain JavaScript code: modern code editors will still benefit from the available type definition, e.g. for helpful code completion.

License

Copyright 2018 Stéphane M. Catala

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and Limitations under the License.