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redux-agents

v0.1.0

Published

Hook RxJS Observers to respond directly to changes in your Redux store

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redux-agents

Hook RxJS Observers to respond directly to changes in your Redux store

Motivation

Reactive programming is a really good match for Redux. With the great redux-observables library you can turn your stream of actions into declarative rules to handle the side-effects of your app. Nevertheless, there are some cases where it's much easier to trigger side-effects observing the already "reduced" state, instead of having to handle several different actions to compute your rule's logic.

Example use cases:

  • maintain FIFO list of values in the global state with a maximum of 20 items
  • try to reconnect to the server once we have been offline for 5 minutes
  • buffer server-side calls and trigger them all at once when the app is idle
  • any complex state-machine workflow which requires to handle several different events (actions)

We already have middleware to process the actions before they reach the reducer, lets also have a store enhancer to respond to changes after the reducer has applied the actions into the global state.