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redux-saga-connect

v1.0.7

Published

redux-saga-connect is a decorator react components to connect the sagas runtime.

Downloads

33

Readme

redux-saga-connect is a decorator react components to connect the sagas runtime.

Example

export default withSaga({mainSaga})(Component);

Getting started

Install

$ npm install --save redux-saga-connect

or

$ yarn add redux-saga-connect

Configuration

When you create a redux store function sagaMiddleware.run must be saved to the store object named runSaga

// create store
// ...
import createSagaMiddleware from 'redux-saga'
// ...
const sagaMiddleware = createSagaMiddleware()
// ...
store.runSaga = sagaMiddleware.run; // name `runSaga` required
// ...

Decorator using React.Context gets access to the runSaga function In the component constructor (to launch saga as quickly as possible), sagas is started using the runSaga function. In componentWillUnmount will cancel running sagas

Example

// with es6
import React from 'react';
import withSaga from 'redux-saga-connect'

// React component
const Component = () => (<div>Component</div>);

// Saga
function* mainSaga(){};

// Return enhancered component
export default withSaga({mainSaga})(Component);

// with recompose
export default compose(withSaga({mainSaga}))(Component)
// with typescript
import React from 'react';
import withSaga from 'redux-saga-connect'

// React component
interface ComponentProps {}
const Component: React.FC<ComponentProps> = () => <div>Component</div>;

// Saga
function* mainSaga() {}

// Return enhancered compoenent
export default withSaga<ComponentProps>({ mainSaga })(Component);

// with recompose
export default compose<ComponentProps, ComponentProps>(withSaga({ mainSaga }))(
  Component,
);

Parameters

withSaga is a decorator with parameters

withSaga(objectOfSagas) objectOfSagas { [key:string]: Saga or Object }

Example parameters

import withSaga from 'redux-saga-connect';

const Component = () => (<div/>);
function* firstSaga(){};
function* secondSaga(){};

export default withSaga({ firstSaga })(Component);

// or 
export default withSaga({
  firstSaga,
  secondSaga,
})(Component);

// or 
export default withSaga({
  nameFirstSaga: firstSaga,
  nameSecondSaga: secondSaga,
})(Component);

// or 
export default withSaga({
  nameFirstSaga: firstSaga,
  nameSecondSaga: {
      saga: secondSaga,
      hold: true,   //  saga will not delete in componentWillUnmount
      force: true,  // saga will get a unique name in will start
  },
})(Component);