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@reffect/core

v1.5.1

Published

The state manager

Downloads

55

Readme

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Reffect — is a declarative and reactive multi-store state manager for JavaScript/TypeScript applications inspired by Reatom and Effector

@reffect/core

Package which contains main features of Reffect

Brief docs

Reffect have stores and effects:

  1. Store - it is a simple JavaScript object which needed to store data in your application.
    The value of the created store is its state.
  2. Effect - it is a function which needed to update the store.
    Effects are created via effect(store, effectDeclaration?)
    Effect declaration can be function, property name of store state.

Also Reffect have export manage(store) which gives extra internal features for additional packages(like subscribe on store changes, partial update)

How to use

Create a store

import { store } from "@reffect/core";

type KeyboardsState = {
  list: Keyboard[];
  selected?: Keyboard;
};

const keyboards = store<KeyboardsState>({ list: [] });

// keyboards.list -> []
// Object.keys(keyboards) -> ["list"]

Create a store effects

Simple property update

import { effect } from "@reffect/core";

const setKeyboards = effect(keyboards, "list");

// setKeyboards([{ name: "keyboard1" }]) // void

Custom store update

import { effect } from "@reffect/core";

const selectKeyboard = effect(keyboards, keyboardId => {
  return {
    selected: keyboards.find(keyboard => keyboard.id === keyboardId),
  };
});

// selectKeyboard(1) // void

Custom async store update

import { effect } from "@reffect/core";

const getKeyboards = effect(keyboards, async () => {
  const keyboardsList = await api.getKeyboards();

  return {
    list: keyboardsList,
  };
});

// or more beauty
const getKeyboards = effect(keyboards, async () => setKeyboards(await api.getKeyboards));

And just simple store update

const updateKeyboards = effect(keyboards);

// updateKeyboards({ list: [], selected: null })