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Redux middleware to transform action object to use camelCase keys before dispatch


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redux-camel

Redux middleware to transform action object to use camelCase keys before dispatch

npm MIT-License

npm install --save redux-camel

Motivation

Redux Camel middleware makes sure that action objects use camelCase keys before reaching reducers.

As a JavaScript developer, we deal with a number of server APIs, and sometimes we do not have control over the JSON response shape. Some APIs return JSON in camelCase format, while others return snake_case JSON. To deal with this inconsistency, redux-camel middleware transforms the action objects to use camelCase keys to keep your codebase clean and consistent.

Installation

npm install --save redux-camel

Then, to enable Redux Camel, use applyMiddleware():

import { createStore, applyMiddleware } from 'redux';
import camelMiddleware from 'redux-camel';
import rootReducer from './reducers/index';

// Note: this API requires redux@>=3.1.0
const store = createStore(
  rootReducer,
  applyMiddleware(camelMiddleware())
);

API

Default export from redux-camel is a function that creates a middleware. The function takes an options object. You can configure the middleware to whether always transform the action objects to camelCase keys by setting global option (By default, it is set to true).

If you want to selectively transform action objects to camelCase keys, you can pass the global option set to false, and when you call dispatch, call it with camelCase set to true to transform the action object to use camelCase keys.

/* Example #1 (Global) */
// Always transform the action objects to camelCase keys
applyMiddleware(camelMiddleware());

// Then you can dispatch an action
dispatch({ type: 'FETCH_POSTS_SUCCESS', payload: posts });

/* Example #2 (Selectively camelCase) */
// Omit global option
applyMiddleware(camelMiddleware({ global: false }));

// Then you can dispatch an action with camelCase set to true
dispatch({ type: 'FETCH_POSTS_SUCCESS', payload: posts, camelCase: true });

/* Example #3 (Redux Toolkit) */
// Omit global option
const store = configureStore({
  ...
  middleware: [camelMiddleware({ global: false }), ...getDefaultMiddleware()],
})

// Then add to the arg object with camelCase set to true
search({ query: 'some query', camelCase: true });

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MIT

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Last updated on 14 Jul 2020

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