redux-dispatcher
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redux-dispatcher is an all-in-one simple solution to manage actions with less code 🦄
Its main purpose is to combine action type, action creator and dispatch function into one, then you no need to worry about defining and managing action type constants.
Short example
import { createDispatcher } from 'redux-dispatcher' const key = "app" const mapDispatch = { setUser: name => ({ name }) }; const appDispatcher = createDispatcher(key, mapDispatch)
appDispatcher.setUser("Anonymous") // dispatch action {type: "app/SET_USER", name: "Anonymous"}
Guaranteed:
- Intuitive
- Less code
Suitable:
- If you use Redux and want to reduce boilerplate
- If you find it tiresome every time you need to define, import, manage actions
Advanced functionalities:
Usage
1. Install and setup
npm install redux-dispatcher --save
Setup
import {applyMiddleware, createStore} from "redux"; import {dispatcherMiddleware} from "redux-dispatcher"; const store = createStore( reducer, applyMiddleware(dispatcherMiddleware) );
2. Define action type, action creator and dispatch action
With redux-dispatcher, the action type is implicitly computed according to the key
passed to createDispatcher
method and the name of the action creator.
But if you want to explicitly specify a type, you can include a type
property in the return object.
import { createDispatcher } from 'redux-dispatcher'; const key = "profile"; const mapDispatchToAC = { // type = "profile/FETCH_PROFILE" // if the action doesn't depend on parameters, you can just write a plain object fetchProfile: {loading: true}, // if not explicitly specified, the action type will be automatically set: type = "profile/UPDATE_PROFILE" updateProfile: (username, password) => ({ // type: "UPDATE_PROFILE", you can specify the action type here username, password }) }; const profileDispatcher = createDispatcher(key, mapDispatchToAC);
To dispatch action, you can just import the dispatcher you need and dispatch action anywhere you want
profileDispatcher.updateProfile("my_username", "my_password");
3. Handle action in reducer
Create reducer
with redux-dispatcher is as easy as create a usual reducer
, with less code.
import { createReducer } from 'redux-dispatcher'; const mapActionToReducer = () => ({ // similar to fall-through case in switch statement [[ profileDispatcher.fetchProfile, profileDispatcher.reloadProfile, profileDispatcher.resetProfile ]]: (state, payload) => payload, // notice the payload, it doesn't have "type" property like action [profileDispatcher.loadingProfile]: {loading: true}, // you can just write a plain object if new state doesn't computed from current state or action payload [profileDispatcher.updateProfile]: (state, {username, password}) => ({ username, password: encrypt(password) }) // only return what data need to be merged in state // the default case is handled automatically }) const profileReducer = createReducer(initialState, mapActionToReducer); const rootReducer = combineReducers({ profile: profileReducer, });
4. Advanced functionalities
This section describes some useful features and extensions you may find interesting like thunk and immutable helper.
Retrieve side effect result after dispatching an action
When your action trigger some side effect (like fetching API), you can use built-in hooks dispatchResult or waitResult to dispatch and subscribe for results from action.
(Available from v1.9.6)
Define thunk like your favourite Redux Thunk
See example
Immutable helpers for state
See example
Easily manage action types
See example
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