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redux-ducky

v0.0.1

Published

A special kind of redux duck.

Readme

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A special kind of redux duck.

Installation

$ npm install --save redux-ducky

Usage

Initialize a ducky by defining its default state.

import Ducky from 'redux-ducky';

const DEFAULT_STATE = {};
const ducky = new Ducky(DEFAULT_STATE);

Then define some actions for your ducky. The first argument it the action name, and the remaining arguments are the properties to update in the store.

ducky.define('SOME_ACTION', 'prop1', 'prop2', 'prop3');

The ducky can then generate a reducer, actions, and action types. CONSTANT_CASE will be inforced for action types and camelCase will be enforced for action names.

const {actions, reducer} = ducky;

export default ducky;
// or
export { actions, reducer };

Actions

Action are automatically generated to update the specified properties listed in their definitions.

import {actions} from '../duckies/someDucky';

actions.someAction(prop1, prop2, prop3);

Reducer

Reducers Use as you would any normal reducer.

License

MIT © Jordan Richlen