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action-hook

v1.0.6

Published

Use useReducer more efficiently.

Downloads

23

Readme

Action Hook Documentation

npm Build Status npm bundle size NPM

Use useReducer more efficiently.

Install

$ npm install action-hook

Usage

1. useActions

import { useActions } from 'action-hook';

const initState  = { count: 0 };

const reducers = {
  add: (state, payload: number) => ({
    ...state,
    count: state.count + payload,
  }),
  increment: (state) => ({
    ...state,
    count: state.count + 1,
  }),
};

const [state, actions] = useActions(reducers, initState);


actions.increment() // state.count: 0 => 1
actions.add(10) // state.count: 1 => 11

2. useLoading

import { useLoading, loadingSelector } from 'action-hook';

const initState  = { count: 0 };

const reducers = {
  increment: (state) => ({
    ...state,
    count: state.count + 1,
  }),
};

const [state, actions] = useLoading(reducers, initState);

actions.loading() // state.loading: 0 => 1
loadingSelector(state) // true

actions.increment() // state.count: 0 => 1

actions.loadingCompleted() // state.loading: 0 => 1
loadingSelector(state) // false

Extend Your Own Action Hooks

You can extend Action Hooks like useLoading hook.

  1. Define initstate and reducers.
    // state.ts
    export interface LoadingStateInterface {
      loading: number;
    }
    export const initialLoadingState: LoadingStateInterface = {
      loading: 0,
    };
    // reducers.ts
    import type { LoadingStateInterface } from "./state";

    function loading<T extends LoadingStateInterface>(state: T): T {
      return {
        ...state,
        loading: state.loading + 1,
      };
    }

    function loadingCompleted<T extends LoadingStateInterface>(state: T): T {
      return {
        ...state,
        loading: state.loading - 1,
      };
    }

    const reducers = {
      loading,
      loadingCompleted,
    };

    export default reducers;
    export type LoadingReducersTypes = typeof reducers;
  1. Extend useActions hook.
    // useLoading.ts
    import useActions, {
      ReducersInterface,
      StateAndActionsInterface,
      merge
    } from "action-hook";
    import { initialLoadingState, LoadingStateInterface } from "./state";
    import loadingReducers, { LoadingReducersTypes } from "./reducers";
    export { loadingSelector } from "./selector";

    type MergeReducers<R> = LoadingReducersTypes & R;
    type MergeState<S> = LoadingStateInterface & S;

    type StateActions<S, R> = StateAndActionsInterface<
      MergeState<S>,
      MergeReducers<R>
    >;

    export default function useLoadingActions<S, R extends ReducersInterface>(
      reducers?: R,
      initialState?: S
    ): StateActions<S, R> {
      return useActions(
        merge(loadingReducers, reducers as R),
        merge(initialLoadingState, initialState as S)
      );
    }
  1. Create selector.ts file to handling reading complex state.
    // selector.ts
    import type { LoadingStateInterface } from "./state";

    export const loadingSelector = (state: LoadingStateInterface) =>
      state.loading > 0;