react-state-store

react-state-store

Give you the ability to decide when and what states to execute in setState

Installation

npm install react-state-store --save

Why

Sometimes I have setState in different functions for seperating logic. Then when I try to use them in combination, I hope they can execute setState only one time so that it won't re-render too much.

this.setState({attribute1: name1})
callback(
	this.setState({attribute2: name2})
	(() => {
		this.setState({attribute3: name3})
	})(this);
)

But I hope execute setState only one time

Usage

1 . Require react-state-store after installation

import SetStore from "react-state-store" 

Method

set(state, alias)

Set(store) some state into StateStore, the function will give you an unique id so that you can get them by get(id), you can also set alias so that you can use get(alias) to get them.

Params:

• state[object] : the state you want to execute in the future
• alias [string] : so you can use get(alias) to get the state object you just set (optional)

Return:

• id or alias

get(id)

Get specific state stored before, then this state will be removed from StateStore

Params:

• id[string] : the id return by set(state, alias)

Return:

• state object

getAll()

Get all state stored, then this function will remove all state stored in the StateStore

Return:

• state object

remove(id)

Remove specific state in StateStore

removeAll()

Remove all state in StateStore

Example

import StateStore from "react-state-store";
import React from "react";

class Index extends React.Component {

  constructor() {
    super();
    this.state = {
      number: 0,
      string: "",
    }
  }
	 
  click() {
    StateStore.set({
      string: "example1",
      number: 1
    }, "first");
    
    StateStore.set({string: "example2"});
    
    setTimeout(() => {
      this.setState(StateStore.getAll());
      /* This equal to the following
        this.setState({
         string: example2,
         number: 1
        })
      */ 
    }, 5000);
    
  }

  render() {
    let {number, string} = this.state;
    return (
      <section>
        <p>String: {string}</p>
        <p>Number: {number}</p>
        <button onClick={this.click.bind(this)}>Button</button>
      </section>
    )
  }
}

React.render(<Index />, document.body);
	

License

MIT