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strange-middle-end
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a middle-end composer using redux, normalizr, and immer
See also the API Reference
This package is a suite of utilities for building application "middle-ends" (everything between your interface and your persistent data source). Each utility is meant to be functional on its own, but everything is designed to work nicely together.
npm install strange-middle-end normalizr immer redux redux-thunk
const Redux = require('redux');
const MiddleEnd = require('strange-middle-end');
(async () => {
const { INCREMENT, FETCH_USER } = MiddleEnd.createTypes({
INCREMENT: MiddleEnd.type.simple,
FETCH_USER: MiddleEnd.type.async
});
const actions = {
increment: MiddleEnd.createAction(INCREMENT),
fetchUser: MiddleEnd.createAction(FETCH_USER, {
handler: async ({ id }) => {
const res = await fetch(`/user/${id}`);
return await res.json();
}
})
};
const reducer = MiddleEnd.createReducer({ mutable: true }, { count: 0, user: null }, {
[INCREMENT]: (draft) => {
draft.count++;
},
[FETCH_USER.SUCCESS]: (draft, { payload }) => {
draft.user = payload;
}
});
const store = Redux.createStore(reducer, Redux.applyMiddleware(
MiddleEnd.middleware.thunk
));
await store.dispatch(actions.fetchUser({ id: 42 }));
console.log(store.getState());
store.dispatch(actions.increment());
console.log(store.getState());
})();
const Redux = require('redux');
const { schema: { Entity } } = require('normalizr');
const MiddleEnd = require('strange-middle-end');
(async () => {
const { FETCH_USER, INCREMENT } = MiddleEnd.createTypes({
INCREMENT: MiddleEnd.type.simple,
FETCH_USER: MiddleEnd.type.async
});
const schema = {};
schema.user = new Entity('users');
schema.user.relations = ({ user }) => ({
friends: [user]
});
const app = MiddleEnd.create({
mods: {
counter: {
actions: {
increment: MiddleEnd.createAction(INCREMENT)
},
reducer: MiddleEnd.createReducer(0, {
[INCREMENT]: (state) => state + 1
}),
selectors: {
get: ({ counter }) => counter
}
},
model: {
schema,
actions: {
fetchUser: MiddleEnd.createAction(FETCH_USER, {
index: true,
schema: schema.user,
handler: async ({ id }) => {
const res = await fetch(`/user/${id}`);
return await res.json();
},
after: ({ original: { id } }) => {
if (id > 42) {
app.dispatch.counter.increment();
}
}
})
},
reducer: MiddleEnd.createEntityReducer({ schema }),
selectors: {
getUser: ({ model }) => {
const { result: id } = model.indexes[FETCH_USER.BASE] || {};
const { [id]: user } = model.entities.users;
return user;
}
}
}
},
createStore: (reducer) => {
return Redux.createStore(reducer, Redux.applyMiddleware(
MiddleEnd.middleware.thunk,
MiddleEnd.middleware.errorLogger
));
}
});
app.initialize();
await app.dispatch.model.fetchUser({ id: 42 });
console.log(app.select.model.getUser());
app.dispatch.counter.increment();
console.log(app.selectors.counter.get(app.getState()));
})();
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a middle-end composer using redux, normalizr, and immer
The npm package strange-middle-end receives a total of 117 weekly downloads. As such, strange-middle-end popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that strange-middle-end demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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