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redux-automap

v1.3.1

Published

Redux helper library to greatly reduce action+reducer definition boilerplate.

Downloads

13

Readme

Redux helper library to greatly reduce action+reducer definition boilerplate.

Works with sagas, thunks, reselect, etc

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Why?

Because much of the redux boilerplate (defining consts, logic in reducers to match actions to reducers, etc) really isn't necessary if you define actions with matching reducers together.

Usage

import { automap } from 'redux-automap'

const todos = automap({
  initialState: [],
  actionReducers: [
    {
      addTodo: text => ({ type: 'ADD_TODO', text }),
      reducer: (state, action) => [ ...state, action.text ]
    },
    {
      clearTodos: () => ({ type: 'CLEAR_TODOS' }),
      reducer: state => []
    }
  ]
})

/*

todos === {
  actions: { // exposed for access to action creators
    addTodo,
    clearTodos
  }

  reducer: (state, action) // exposed as the main reducer for each branch
}


*/

const { addTodo, clearTodos } = todos.actions
const washClothesAction = addTodo('wash clothes') // { type: 'ADD_TODO', text: 'wash clothes' }
const foldClothesAction = addTodo('fold, clothes') // { type: 'ADD_TODO', text: 'fold clothes' }


let state = []
state = todos.reduce(state, washClothesAction) // state === [ 'wash clothes' ]
state = todos.reduce(state, foldClothesAction) // state === [ 'wash clothes', 'fold clothes' ]
state = todos.reduce(state, clearTodos())      // state === [ ]

Example (allows multiple actions routing through a shared reducer)

import { automap } from 'redux-automap'

const category = automap({
  initialState: 'dogs',
  actionReducers: [
    {
      setCategory: category => ({ type: 'SET_CATEGORY', category }),
      setCategoryToBirds: () => ({ type: 'SET_CATEGORY', category: 'birds' }),
      reducer: (state, action) => action.category // both actions will use this shared reducer
    }
  ]
})

const { setCategory, setCategoryToBirds } = todos.actions

let state = 'dogs'
state = todos.reduce(state, setCategory('cats'))  // state === 'cats'
state = todos.reduce(state, setCategoryToBirds()) // state === 'birds'

Changelog

v1.1.0 - added ability for multiple actions paired to one reducer v1.2.0 - added optional pass-through selector namespacing for use with combined reducers (docs to follow) v1.3.0 - actions and selectors are now automatically mapped onto default return (convenience)