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ngrx-router-state-plus

v2.0.3

Published

@ngrx/router-store extension that provides router state serialization with a common payload-composed state data

Downloads

11

Readme

ngrx-router-state-plus npm npm Build Status JavaScript Style Guide

@ngrx/router-store extension that provides router state serialization with a common payload-composed state data.

Features

  • Router state serialization out of the box.
  • Route state payload that extend all ActivatedRouteSnapshot properties.
  • RxJS operators for using with effects:
    • ofRouterNav() operator to filter by router navigation (NgRx ROUTER_NAVIGATION).
    • ofRouterTokenSegmentsNav() operator to filter by router token segment (E.g page/:token_segment).
  • Selectors:
    • selectRouterNav() selector to get current router state navigation.

Install

Yarn

yarn add ngrx-router-state-plus

NPM

npm install ngrx-router-state-plus --save

Usage

Here a small example illustrating its usage. Sample route path used: /page/:my_token_segment

app.module.ts

import { NgModule } from '@angular/core'

@NgModule({
  imports: [
    // StoreModule,
    // EffectsModule,
    // StoreRouterConnectingModule,

    RouterStorePlusModule.forRoot({
      // Optional token segment keys to mapping (needed to using with ofRouterTokenSegmentsNav)
      urlTokenSegmentKeys: [ 'my_token_segment', 'another-key' ]
    })
  ]
})
export class AppModule { }

page.effects.ts

import { Injectable } from '@angular/core'
import { Actions, Effect } from '@ngrx/effects'
import { ofRouterNav, ofRouterTokenSegmentsNav } from 'ngrx-router-state-plus'

import { PageNew, PageEdit } from 'some/actions/page.actions'

// Router token segment to using
// E.g `page/:my_token_segment`
const TOKEN_SEGMENT_KEY = 'my_token_segment'

@Injectable()
export class PageEffects {

  // Example 1
  // If you want to filter by router navigation only (ROUTER_NAVIGATION)
  @Effect()
  public page$ = this.actions$.pipe(
    ofRouterNav(),
    // switchMap()
    // catchError()
    // etc...
  )

  // Example 2
  // If you want to filter by router navigation with token segment checks (ROUTER_NAVIGATION)

  // New page effect
  @Effect()
  public pageNew$ = this.actions$.pipe(
    ofRouterTokenSegmentsNav(TOKEN_SEGMENT_KEY, 'new'),
    mapTo(() => new PageNew()),
    // catchError(),
    // etc...
  )

  // Edit page effect
  @Effect()
  public pageEdit$ = this.actions$.pipe(
    ofRouterTokenSegmentsNav(TOKEN_SEGMENT_KEY, 'edit'),
    mapTo(() => new PageEdit()),
    // catchError(),
    // etc...
  )

  constructor (private actions$: Actions) { }
}

page.component.ts

import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core'

import { selectRouterNav } from 'ngrx-router-state-plus'

interface MyTokenSegments {
  my_token_segment: string
  // other token segment...
}

@Component({
  selector: 'app-page',
  template: `...`
})
export class PageComponent {
  // Some custom subscriptions here...

  // 1. Router State subscription
  private router$ = this.store.pipe(select(
    // Selects current Router State feature
    selectRouterNav<MyRootState, MyTokenSegments>()
  ))

  constructor (private store: Store<MyRootState>) { }

  // 2. Displaying current Router state value
  ngOnInit () {
    this.route$
      // payload contains the `routeState` (RouterNavigationPayload)
      .subscribe((payload) => console.log(state.routeState.urlTokenSegments))
      .unsubscribe()
  }
}

API

Modules

  • RouterStorePlusModule: The main module to importing into your app.

Serializer

Router state serialization is out of the box.

Router State Plus

RouterStatePlusActivatedSnapshot<RouterTokenSegments> is router activated state interface that extend of Angular ActivatedRouteSnapshot.

But there are only three differences at properties level:

  • url type is string (updated prop)
  • urlSegments type is UrlSegment[] (new prop). url in ActivatedRouteSnapshot.
  • urlTokenSegments is RouterStateTokenSegments (new prop)

Since it's based on ActivatedRouteSnapshot, you can also access to their properties as usual with the exception that url was moved to urlSegments and url is now current string url.

More details about available properties at router-state.ts file.

Operators

RxJS operators:

  • ofRouterNav: Operator to filter by router navigation (NgRx ROUTER_NAVIGATION) for using with effects.
  • ofRouterTokenSegmentsNav: Operator to filter by router navigation with token segment checks (E.g page/:token_segment) for using with effects.
  • selectRouterNav: Operator to select current router state navigation (NgRx selector equivalent).

Contributions

Pull requests or issues are very appreciated.

License

MIT license

© 2019 Jose Quintana