state-reducer-viewer

Renders a tree of state, reducers/new states. Used in UI-Editor project. Sample Demo

Usage

npm install "state-editor-viewer"

in index.js file

// Libraries.
import  React, {Component} from  "react";
import  ReactDOM  from  "react-dom";
import  StateReducerViewer  from  "state-reducer-viewer";

// Dependencies.
import  style  from  "./index.css";

// Components.
mport  StateReducerViewer  from  "state-reducer-viewer";

class  Index  extends  Component {
    constructor(props) {
	    super(props);
    }
    render(){
	    return (
		    <StateReducerViewer/>
	    );
    }
}

ReactDOM.render(<Index/>, document.getElementById("index"));

in your html file

Run it, you will see below screenshot/video(future)

Available options

No props - Runs with mock state.

<StateReducerViewer/>

states props - Array - Tree representation of states and reducer in below format

let states = [
	 {
		 name:"ValidInputState",
		 data: {
			 border:"black"
		 }
	 }   
];

<StateReducerViewer states={states}/>

closeFunction props - Function - optional - Helps to customise the close behaviour. FUTURE- Allow to change css. to give custom class name. openFunction props - Function - optional - Helps to customise open behaviour.

State object properties

data - JSON details of state. Example:

let states = [
		{
			name: "ValidInputState",
			data: {
				border:"black"
			},
			states: [],
			reducers: []
		}   
];

name - String - name of the state. First state is named "default". states - Array of next states. Computed by running reducers agains data de here` reducers - Array of function definitions.

let states = [
    {
	    "name": "Initial State",
	    "data": {
					"status": "Anonymous"
			    },
		"reducers": [
			"state.status='LoggedIn'",
			"state.status='LoggedOut'"
		],
		"states": [
			{
				"name": "Loggedin State",
				"data": {
							"status": "LoggedIn"
						},
				"reducers": [],
				"states": []
			},
			{
				"name": "LoggedOut State",
				"data": {
							"status": "LoggedOut"
						},
				"reducers": [],
				"states": []
			}
		]
	}
]
<StateReducerViewer states={states}/>

Will render below viewer.

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