Small and simple universal state store, with react support.
I was tired of how verbose other state management libraries are. I don't want large switch statements. I don't want to update three files just to get a property into my state tree.
State management is hard enough without external libraries getting in the way.
import { listen, middleware, silence, underwear, seedState, updateState, debug, action} from 'duxanator';
seedState({
user: {
username: '',
}
})
const updateUserName = (e) => action('update user name', (state) => {
state.user.username = e.target.value
return state
})
$('#username').on('change', (e) => {
updateState(updateUserName(e), { date: new Date() });
});
const middlewareId = middleware((state, meta) => {
meta.foo = 'bar'
state.user.bar = 'foo'
return state
});
const listenerId = listen((state) => $('#displayUserName').text(state.user.username));
underwear(middlewareId);
silence(listenerId);A higher order component is provided as to provide a way to connect you state, to your react component.
import React, { Component } from 'react'
import { Connect, getState } from 'duxanator'
class Thing extends Component {
render() {
return (
<div> { this.props.state }</div>
)
}
}
export default Connect(getState())(Thing)