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fluxury-redux
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npm install --save fluxury fluxury-redux
import { createReducer, createStore } from 'fluxury-redux'
Redux-compatible reducer and compose stores into larger objects; built on Fluxury.
Also, see the React-Fluxury library.
var createReduxStore = require('redux').createStore
var createReducer = require('fluxury-redux').createReducer
var MessageStore = require('./MessageStore')
var MessageCountStore = requrie('./MessageCountStore')
// will reduce to array with an item for each store
var store = createReduxStore( createReducer(MessageStore, MessageCountStore) )
Combine multiple stores into a single store. Interface compatible with Redux.
import { createStore } from 'fluxury-redux'
import MessageStore from './MessageStore'
import MessageCountStore from './MessageCountStore'
// will reduce to an object where the stores for messages and count are
// composed into a larger object with the same shape as the input.
//
// Only supports 1 level. Not recursive.
var store = createStore({
messages: MessageStore,
count: MessageCountStore
})
FAQs
Connect fluxury stores to redux ecosystem.
We found that fluxury-redux demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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