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@bigab/simple-store

v0.1.0

Published

A library for creating simple stores to be used in front-end web applications

Downloads

9

Readme

Simple-Store

Sometimes, you just need a simple store.

Just a function

This library let's you create a flux-like store out of just a function, and use that store in your React or Svelte apps.

Build Status

Code Example

Create a store

import { createSimpleStoreHook } from '@bigab/simple-store';

const store = createSimpleStoreHook(async (state, action, deps, resolve) => {
  // if the store is being subscribed to, or the action is 'reset'
  if ((!state && !action) || action.type === 'reset') {
    // early sync resolve so you can show a spinner or something
    resolve({ loading: true });

    // then fetch the data for your store
    const response = await deps.fetch('https://example.com/api/things');
    const { data: things } = await resonse.json();

    // then return to set new state again
    return { things, loading: false }; // turn off spinner and show data
  }

  // if a filter action is dipatched fetch only things for that category
  if (action.type === 'filter') {
    const category = action.payload.category.id;

    // still show the current items, along with the spinner
    resolve({ ...state, loading: true });

    // until the filter request resolves
    const response = await deps.fetch(
      `https://example.com/api/things/${category}`
    );
    const { data: things } = await resonse.json();

    return { things, loading: false, category };
  }

  // by default, jsut return the same state and nothing happens
  return state;
});

create a store hook for React

// could be in another file
const useThings = createSimpleStoreHook(thingsStoreFn); // see example above

const ThingList = ({ category }) => {
  const [{ things, loading }, dispatch] = useThings();

  if (loading) {
    return <Spinner />;
  }
  return (
    <>
      {things.map(thing => (
        <Thing
          key={thing.id}
          thing={thing}
          onSelectCategory={() => {
            dispatch(createCategoryFilterAction(category));
          }}
        />
      ))}
    </>
  );
};

use your store in a Svelte component

// coming soon

Installation

npm install @bigab/simple-store
yarn add @bigab/simple-store

Features

  • create a flux store from a simple function
  • async by default
  • framework agnostic

API Reference

createSimpleStore(storeFn, deps)

storeFn: (state[, action, deps, resolve]) => {}

Tests

npm test

Built with

Contribute

Let people know how they can contribute into your project. A contributing guideline will be a big plus.

License

MIT © Adam L Barrett