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Rx functional interface to Facebook's React


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7.0.0

Breaking Changes

  • API is completed changed to support Hooks
  • React v16.8 or above is required
  • Support only RxJS 6 now

Migration

Almost everything for cycle-react has changed. If you're migrating your current cycle-react application to 7.0, probably jsx and model are the only parts that can be reused.

Please check examples for migration guide.

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Cycle-React

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An RxJS functional interface to Facebook's React.

Cycle-React creates custom React Hooks and allow applications to be written in functional style and control data flow with Observables.

Additionally, Cycle-React is inspired by a beautiful framework called Cycle.js.

Installing

npm install cycle-react react rxjs

React v16.8 or later is required.

Currently, Only RxJS 6 is supported. For migrating RxJS with cycle-react v7, see release note for details.

Example

import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import { useInteractions } from 'cycle-react';
import { map } from 'rxjs/operators'

const [interactions, useCycle] = useInteractions(
  '', // Initial state
  { // Interaction operators
    onNameChange: map(ev => currentState => ev.target.value)
  }
);

function View() {
  const name = useCycle();
  return (
    <div>
      <label>Name:</label>
      <input type="text"
             onChange={interactions('onNameChange')} />
      <hr />
      <h1>Hello {name}</h1>
    </div>
  );
}

ReactDOM.render(
  <View />,
  document.querySelector('.js-container')
);

interactions is a collection containing all user interaction events happening on the user-defined event handlers on the DOM, which you can define by providing Object.<string, function>. And the event handler for DOM can be defined by interactions.listener(eventName) or simply interactions(eventName).

Function useInteractions subscribes the Observable which is the combination of all interactions merged together, and calls setState from useState(initialState). By connecting interactions and setState, the Observable of user interactions and state changes is completed.

You can learn more about the concept behind interactions and Cycle from André's amazing presentation: "What if the user was a function?"

From Redux to Cycle-React

ReduxCycle-React
ActionsInteractions name
ReducersInteractions operator
StoreInteractions object and side-effect from useCycle
ProvidercreateContext - Check example TodoMVC for details.
dispatch(action)interactions(action)

Learn more

Cycle-React is a React-style implementation of Cycle.js, so we have the same concept of handling user interactions. Learn more on: http://cycle.js.org/dialogue.html

In addition, we're working on the documentation site for Cycle-React with more useful examples, too. Stay tuned!

React Native

Example can be found at examples/native

FAQ

What operators are used from RxJS 6?

src/rxjs-adapter.js

Specifically, merge and Subject from rxjs, and scan, startWith from rxjs/operators.

Can I use Cycle-React with Redux?

Not recommended anymore after Cycle-React 7.0. Think Cycle-React as a concise RxJS version of Redux.

Can I host a Cycle-React application in another Cycle-React application?

Nested composition has not supported yet.

Run examples

npm run examples starts an HTTP server that shows examples

Community

  • Ask "how do I...?" questions in Cycle-React's Gitter:
    Gitter
  • Propose and discuss significant changes as a GitHub issues

Contributions and thanks

  • @cem2ran for adding the support of React Native
  • @corps for implementing the render scheduler feature

License

The MIT License

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Last updated on 11 Aug 2019

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