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typlux

v0.0.5

Published

Typlux is a TypeScript friendly implementation of Flux architecture which is written in TypeScript.

Readme

Typlux

Typlux is a TypeScript friendly implementation of Flux architecture which is writtern in TypeScript.

Install

  • npm
$ npm install typlux
  • yarn
$ yarn add typlux

Usage

Declare flux elements

Action

export default interface ExampleActionType { }
export class StartSomeAction implements ExampleActionType { constructor(public hoge: string) { } }

State

export interface ExampleState {
  hoge: string,
  fuga: string
}

ViewProperty

export interface ExampleState {
  foo: string,
  bar: string
}

ActionCreator

export class ExampleActionCreator extends ActionCreator<ExampleActionType, ExampleState> {
  constructor(
    protected dispatch: (action: ExampleActionType) => void,
    protected state: ImmutableVariable<ExampleState>) {
    super()
  }

  someAction(hoge: string) {
    this.dispatch(new StartSomeAction(hoge))
  }
}

Reducer

const exampleReducer: (action: ExampleActionType, state: ExampleState) => ExampleState =
  (action: ExampleActionType, state: ExampleState) => {
    if (action instanceof StartSomeAction) {
      return {
        ...state,
        hoge: action.value
      }
    } else if (...) {
      .
      .
      .
    }
    return state
  }

export default exampleReducer

Getter

const exampleGetter: (state: ExampleState) => ExampleViewProperty = (state: ExampleState) => {
  return {
    foo: state.hoge,
    bar: state.fuga
  }
}

export default exampleGetter

Store

export default class ExampleStore extends Store<ExampleActionCreator, ExampleActionType, ExampleState, ExampleViewProperty> {
  protected provideActionCreator(dispatch: (action: ExampleActionType) => void, state: ImmutableVariable<ExampleState>): ExampleActionCreator {
    return new ExampleActionCreator(dispatch, state, this.exampleRepository)
  }
  protected provideReducer(): (action: ExampleActionType, state: ExampleState) => ExampleState {
    return exampleReducer
  }
  protected provideGetter(): (state: ExampleState) => ExampleViewProperty {
    return exampleGetter
  }
  protected provideInitialState(): ExampleState {
    return {
      hoge: "foo",
      fuga: "bar"
    }
  }
}

Connect store and component

Store for specific component

TBD

Store for whole application

TBD

Please see example

Example

Simple Todo Application

Development

$ npm install
$ npm run dev
$ npm run build