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@polystate/example-react-todo-generated

v0.1.0

Published

A complete React + Redux todo application using **Polystate code generation**.

Readme

React Todo - Polystate Generated Redux

A complete React + Redux todo application using Polystate code generation.

This example demonstrates how to:

  • Define a framework-agnostic store in store.definition.ts
  • Generate a production-ready Redux store with the Polystate CLI
  • Use generated hooks and selectors in React components

🚀 Quick Start

1. Generate Code

The store code is already generated in src/store/, but you can regenerate it:

npm run generate

This runs:

polystate generate store.definition.ts --overwrite

2. Install Dependencies

npm install

3. Run Development Server

npm run dev

Open http://localhost:3000 in your browser.

📁 Project Structure

src/
├── store/
│   ├── store.ts       # Generated Redux store + actions + middleware
│   ├── hooks.ts       # Generated React hooks
│   └── types.ts       # Generated TypeScript types
├── App.tsx            # Main todo component
├── App.css            # Styles
├── main.tsx           # React entry point
└── index.css          # Global styles

store.definition.ts    # Framework-agnostic store definition

📝 Generated Files

The npm run generate command creates:

store/store.ts

  • Redux store configuration
  • Actions (addTodo, toggleTodo, removeTodo, setFilter)
  • Memoized selectors (reselect)
  • Middleware:
    • Logger: Logs all actions to console
    • Persist: Auto-saves todos to localStorage

store/hooks.ts

Convenient hooks for components:

  • useTodoDispatch() - All actions in one hook
  • useFilteredTodos() - Filtered todos
  • useTodos() - All todos
  • useFilter() - Current filter
  • useActiveTodoCount() - Number of incomplete todos
  • useCompletedTodoCount() - Number of completed todos

store/types.ts

  • TodoState interface

🎯 Key Features

Code Generation - Redux store automatically generated from definition ✅ Built-in Middleware - Logging and persistence included ✅ Memoized Selectors - Using reselect for performance ✅ Full TypeScript - Complete type inference ✅ Redux DevTools - Time-travel debugging support ✅ Zero Manual Redux Setup - No reducer boilerplate needed

🔄 Regenerating Code

When you modify store.definition.ts, regenerate with:

npm run generate

This updates all generated files in src/store/ without affecting your components.

📦 Build for Production

npm run build

Generated files and app will be optimized in dist/.

📚 Learn More