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nsrx

Redux library in a not so Redux way

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nsrx (not so redux)

I don't like existing Redux libraries so I just create my own. The goal is to use Redux with minimal boilerplate and in a natural way.

To start

  • Create a class extending NxrsState<StateModel>.
  • Call the super constructor with the path name you want.
  • Use state$ to select the state.
    • Or create your own selector with this.state$.pipe(...).
    • Add distinctUntilChanged() so it only publish changed value.
    • Add shareReplay(1) so the value get cached for multiple subscriber.
  • Add action by using this.reducer<Payload>(action, callback).
    • callback accepts parameter state, setState and payload.
    • It must use setState to modify the state before return.
  • If you want to use it in Angular, just annotate it with @Injectable() (https://angular.io/guide/dependency-injection).

Simple Example

class CounterState extends NsrxState<{ value: number }>  {
    public readonly value$ = this.memoize(this.state$.pipe(map(s => s.value)));

    public readonly increase = this.reducer<{ amount: number }>('Increase',
        (state, setState, payload) => setState({ value: (state?.value || 0) + payload.amount }));

    constructor() {
        super('counter');
    }
}

counterState.increase({ amount: 10 });

Example with side effects

class CounterState extends NsrxState<CounterStateModel>{
    readonly value$ = this.memoize(this.state$.pipe(map(s => s.value)));
    readonly autoIncreaseIsEnabled$ = this.memoize(this.state$.pipe(map(s => s.autoIncreaseIsEnabled)));

    readonly init = this.reducer(
        `Init counter ${this.name}`,
        (_, setState) => setState({ autoIncreaseIsEnabled: false, value: 0 })
    );

    readonly increase = this.reducer<{ value: number }>(
        `Increase counter ${this.name}`,
        (state, setState, payload) => setState({ ...state, value: state.value + payload.value })
    );

    readonly enableAutoIncrease = this.reducer<{ isEnabled: boolean }>(
        `Enable auto increase counter ${this.name}`,
        (state, setState, payload) => {
            const newState = setState({ ...state, autoIncreaseIsEnabled: payload.isEnabled });

            this.subscription?.unsubscribe();
            if (newState.autoIncreaseIsEnabled) {
                this.subscription = interval(1000).subscribe(() => this.increase({ value: 1 }));
            }
        }
    )

    private subscription: Subscription;

    constructor(public readonly name: string) {
        super(`counter_${name}`);
        this.init();
    }
}

Use it with Redux tools

NsrxState.attach(nsrxDevTools);

Log all state changes to console

NsrxState.attach(nsrxLogger);

Keywords

redux

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Package last updated on 18 May 2021

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