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mst-loading

v1.0.1

Published

Mobx-State-Tree middleware for auto triggering `loading` flag for you async function

Downloads

2

Readme

MST-Loading

This is Mobx-State-Tree middleware for auto triggering loading flag for you async function. You can save lots of time trying to manage loading flag!

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Get started

Install

npm install mst-loading

Setup

Add loading store under under your root node

Example

import { types } from 'mobx-state-tree';
import DataState from './DataState';
import { LoadingStore } from 'mst-loading';

const AppStore = types
  .model('AppStore', {
    currentUser: types.optional(types.string, 'Guest'),
    dataState: types.optional(DataState, {}),
    loading: LoadingStore // <--- Add this store under under your root node
  })
  .actions(self => {
    const changeUser = name => {
      self.currentUser = name;
    };

    return {
      changeUser
    };
  });

export default AppStore;

Add as middleware

Add mst-loading as middleware

const appStore = stores.create({});
addMiddleware(appStore, LoadingMiddleWare('loading', true));

Read more How to using middleware in MobX State Tree

Usage

Async function

Write your async function like normal. Remember using flow and generator function name (the function name after *)

const apiStore = types
  .model('apiStore', {
    result: types.frozen()
  })
  .actions(self => {
    const fetchApi = flow(function* fetchApi() {
      const response = yield transports.get('http://ip-api.com/json');
      yield delay(5000);
      console.log(response.data);
      self.result = response.data;
    });

    return {
      fetchApi
    };
  });

Then get loading flag by this path convention {pathToYourNode}.{yourAsyncFunctionName}

Example

@inject('appStore')
@observer
class HomePage extends Component {
  componentDidMount() {
    const {
      appStore: { dataState }
    } = this.props;
    dataState.apiStore.fetchApi();
  }

  render() {
    const { appStore } = this.props;
    const { loading } = appStore;

    if (loading.status('/dataState/apiStore.fetchApi').isLoading) {
      return <Spin />;
    }

    return (
      <div className={styles['home-page']}>
        Hello {appStore.currentUser},<p>Have a good day</p>
      </div>
    );
  }
}

API

LoadingMiddleware

Create loadingStore for manage loading flag

Parameters

  • storeName (string = loading) your loading store name under root node
  • debug (bool = false) turn in on so can you track debug easily

Example

const appStore = stores.create({});
addMiddleware(appStore, LoadingMiddleWare('loading', true));

Loading type

Every instance of a flag has type

  • id (string) your effect name
  • isLoading (bool) loading flag
  • error error returned by your async function

LoadingStore

Just ignore it

Contribution

Any contribution are welcome. Thanks for using my code!

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