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velux

v1.3.2

Published

Flux library with safe type

Downloads

7

Readme

Type safe Flux without boilerplate

install

npm install velux

How to use

createStore

interface MyState {
  test: string
}
const state: MyState = {test: ''}
const reducer: IReducer<MyState> = {
  changeTest(state, payload: string) {
    return {
      ...state,
      test: payload
    }     
  }
}
export const store = createStore<MyState, typeof reducer>({state, reducer})

For create store you must a have store object:

interface IStore<TState, TReducer extends IReducer<TState>> {
  state: TState
  reducer: TReducer
}

State is object extends from:

export interface IState {
  [key: string]: any
}

Reducer is object with functions:

export type IReducerFun<TState, TPayload = any> = (state: TState, payload: TPayload) => Promise<TState>

export interface IReducer<TState, TPayload = any> {
  [key:string]: IReducerFun<TState, TPayload>
}

getState, dispatch

createStore returns object:

{
    dispatch: Promise<void>,
    getState: (): typeof state => state
}

getState() returns a current state object;

dispatch(string): void update state

interface MyState {
  test: string
}
const state: MyState = {test: ''}
const reducer: IReducer<MyState> = {
  changeTest(state, payload: string) {
    return {
      ...state,
      test: payload
    }     
  }
}
export const store = createStore<MyState, typeof reducer>({state, reducer})

store.getState().test // ''
await store.dispatch('changeTest', 'changed text')
store.getState().test // 'changed text'

subscribe, watchToAction, watchToState

createStore returns object:

{
  subscribe: (listener: ISubscribeStore) => destroyFunction,
  watchToAction: (actionName: string, listener: ISubscribeStore, momentTrigger: IMomentTriggerWatch = 'after') => destroyFunction,
  watchToState: (stateKey: string, listener: ISubscribeStore, momentTrigger: IMomentTriggerWatch = 'after') => destroyFunction
}

export type ISubscribeStore = (currentState?: any, prevState?: any) => void
export type IMomentTriggerWatch = 'before' | 'after'

subscribe

Subscribe call argument function after any changes in store. Subscribe returns a destroyFunction for remove subscribing.
example:

interface MyState {
  test: string
}
const state: MyState = {test: ''}
const reducer: IReducer<MyState> = {
  changeTest(state, payload: string) {
    return {
      ...state,
      test: payload
    }     
  }
}
export const store = createStore<MyState, typeof reducer>({state, reducer})

const destroySubscribe = store.subscribe((newState, oldState) => {
  oldState // ''
  newState // 'changed text'
})

await store.dispatch('changeTest', 'changed text')

Subscribe functions is determinated and unique:

const destroySubscribe1 = store.subscribe((newState, oldState) => { 
  // some changes
})
const destroySubscribe2 = store.subscribe((newState, oldState) => { 
  // some changes
})
const destroySubscribe3 = store.subscribe((newState, oldState) => { 
  // some changes
})

watchToAction

WatchToAction call listener before or after dispatch action by actionName

watchToState

WatchToState call listener after change state by stateKey