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@la-clic/ts-flux

v1.0.0

Published

Flux implementation for typescript project

Readme

@la-clic/ts-flux

Using npm :

$ npm i @la-clic/ts-flux

Wich version to use

| Angular version | @la-cli/ts-flux version | | :-----------------:|:-----------------------:| | 11 | 1.0.X | | 12 | not supported | | 13 | not supported |

Usage

Implementation of flux partern design in angular. For a full comprehension of flux see flux page

For using in typescript, create a dispatcher as a singleton for your app by extending Dispatcher class from @la-clic/ts-flux.

import { Injectable } from "@angular/core";
import { Dispatcher } from "@la-clic/ts-flux";

@Injectable({providedIn: 'root'})
export class AppDispatcher extends Dispatcher {
}

Then you need to create stores that extends Store class from @a-cli/ts-flux and provide an implementation for reduce function. The reduce function is the entry point of the store that digest event from dispatcher (automaticaly send inside base class @la-clic.ts-flux).

import { Injectable } from "@angular/core";
import { IPayloadAction, Store } from "@la-clic/ts-flux";
import { AppDispatcher } from "./dispatcher";

@Injectable({ providedIn: 'root' })
export class MenuStore extends Store {

  private _isMenuOpen: IMenuStoreObject;

  private _menuObjectSubject: BehaviorSubject<IMenuStoreObject>
    = new BehaviorSubject<IMenuStoreObject>(this._isMenuOpen);
  public $isMenuOpen: Observable<IMenuStoreObject> = this._menuObjectSubject.asObservable();

  constructor(protected readonly dispatcher: AppDispatcher) {
    super(dispatcher);
  }

  protected reduce(payload: IPayloadAction): void {
    switch (payload.type) {
      default: {
        console.log("default menu store");
        break;
      }
    }
  }
}

The IPayloadAction is an interface describing an action send from a view, through the dispatcher, to stores. Populate the reduce and expose store value with only observable.

Caution

  • do not write public setter in stores
  • don't forget to send event after updating store value