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Comparing version 0.6.2 to 0.7.0

lib/RouteToggle.js

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lib/selectors.js

@@ -17,5 +17,12 @@ 'use strict';

function matchedRoute(state, name) {
return state.routing.matchedRoutes.some(function (route) {
return route === name;
});
var strict = arguments.length > 2 && arguments[2] !== undefined ? arguments[2] : false;
if (Array.isArray(name)) {
var matches = state.routing.matchedRoutes.filter(function (route) {
return name.includes(route);
});
if (strict) return matches.length === name.length;
return !!matches.length;
}
return state.routing.matchedRoutes.includes(name);
}

@@ -22,0 +29,0 @@

{
"name": "react-redux-saga-router",
"version": "0.6.2",
"version": "0.7.0",
"description": "elegant powerful routing based on the simplicity of storing url as state",

@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "main": "lib/index.js",

@@ -291,2 +291,39 @@ # react-redux-saga-router

### Common use case: displaying a component when a route is selected
In most applications, there are menus that select components based on the user
selecting a sub-application. To display components whose sole display criteria is
the selection of a route, use a `RouteToggle`
```javascript
import RouteToggle from 'react-redux-saga-router'
const TodosRoute = RouteToggle('todos')
```
In this way, you can display several components scattered around a layout template
that are route-specific without having to make a new layout template just for that route,
or doing any strange contortions.
A `RouteToggle` accepts all the arguments of Toggle afterwards:
```javascript
import RouteToggle from 'react-redux-saga-router'
const TodosRoute = RouteToggle('todos', state => state.whatever === 'hi')
```
The example above will only toggle if the todos route is active and the `whatever`
portion of state is equal to 'hi'
A `RouteToggle` can be thought of
as a simpler version of this source code:
```javascript
import Toggle from 'react-redux-saga-router/Toggle'
import { matchedRoutes } from 'react-redux-saga-router/selectors'
const TodosRoute = Toggle(state => matchedRoutes(state, 'todos'))
```
### Available selectors for Toggles

@@ -309,2 +346,23 @@

`matchedRoute` accepts a single route name, or an array of route names to match.
By default, it matches on any route. To enable strict matching (all routes must match)
pass in true to the third parameter of matchedRoute
```javascript
import * as selectors from 'react-redux-saga-router/selectors'
import Toggle from 'react-redux-saga-router/Toggle'
export Toggle(state => selectors.matchedRoute(state, ['route', 'subroute'], true))
```
This is useful for strict matching of a sub-route path.
Note that a convenience Toggle, `RouteToggle` exists to match a route:
```javascript
import RouteToggle from 'react-redux-saga-router/RouteToggle'
export RouteToggle('routename', state => otherconditions())
```
This selector returns true if the route specified by `'routename'` is active

@@ -412,5 +470,6 @@

import Toggle from 'react-redux-saga-router/Toggle'
import RouteToggle from 'react-redux-saga-router/RouteToggle'
const AboutToggle = Toggle(state => selectors.matchedRoute('about'))
const UsersToggle = Toggle(state => selectors.matchedRoute('users') || Toggle(state => selectors.matchedRoute('user')))
const AboutToggle = RouteToggle('about')
const UsersToggle = RouteToggle(['users', 'user'])
const SelectedUserToggle = Toggle(state => !!state.users.selectedUser,

@@ -417,0 +476,0 @@ state => usersLoaded(state) && state.users.user[state.users.selectedUser])

@@ -1,3 +0,8 @@

export function matchedRoute(state, name) {
return state.routing.matchedRoutes.some(route => route === name)
export function matchedRoute(state, name, strict = false) {
if (Array.isArray(name)) {
const matches = state.routing.matchedRoutes.filter(route => name.includes(route))
if (strict) return matches.length === name.length
return !!matches.length
}
return state.routing.matchedRoutes.includes(name)
}

@@ -4,0 +9,0 @@

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