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redux-blaze

v0.1.3

Published

Create redux actions and reducers in one touch with functions

Downloads

11

Readme

redux-blaze

Generate actions and reducer with one function! 😍

redux is cool, it's easy to understand and use. But work with redux can be sometimes routine, a lot of boilerplate😭, you need to create a bunch of actions and then reducer with annoying switch case construction. It could be disappointing for developers who using redux. 😔

With redux-blaze you just need to describe one function 😍 (set payload and show how it change store) and you get actionCreators and reducer👏, strictly typed (for TypeScript) and ready to use.

Installation

  npm i redux-blaze

or

  yarn add redux-blaze

Usage

Check out example:

import { buildReducer } from "redux-blaze";
import { combineReducers } from 'redux'

export const { actionCreators, reducer: filtersReducer } = buildReducer(initialState, {
    setMySearch: ({ search }) /* <- payload */ => state => ({ ...state, search }),
    setCategory: ({ category }) => state => ({ ...state, category }),
    setSort: ({ sort }) => state => ({ ...state, sort }),
}, {
    prefix: 'MY_FILTER',
});

...

// Just add auto generated reducer to root reducer:
export const rootReducer = combineReducers({
  filters: filtersReducer
})

...

// dispatch an action:
dispatch(actionCreators.setCategory({category: 'my category'}))
// it will dispatch an action `MY_FILTER_SET_CATEGORY` (prefix + function name)

That's all! No extra line of code! No more boilerplate! 😎

>> Checkout more detailed TypeScript example 🤗

Special thanks

Huge thanks for initial idea and inspiration to Yakov Zhmurov.