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flux-commons-store
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The missing Store class to use with facebook/flux Dispatcher (https://github.com/facebook/flux).
var Store = require('flux-commons-store');
var appDispatcher = require('./app_dispatcher');
var Actions = require('./actions');
class MyStore extends Store {
getItems() {...}
}
var myStore = new MyStore(appDispatcher);
myStore.listenToAction(Actions.fetchItems, handleFetchItems);
myStore.listenToAction(Actions.fetchItems.done, handleFetchItemsDone);
myStore.listenToAction(Actions.fetchItems.fail, handleFetchItemsFail);
function handleFetchItems() { ... } // i.e: Set a flag as loading
function handleFetchItemsDone() { ... } // i.e: Store the list
function handleFetchItemsFail() { ... } // i.e: Show error message
module.exports = myStore;
function matcher(action, params) {
return params.response.status === 401;
}
myStore.listenToMatchingAction(matcher, handleUnauthorized);
function handleUnauthorized() { ... } // Delete the token or any other aciton required by your App.
FAQs
Base Store class to use with Flux/Dispatcher
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