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tbg-flux-factory
Advanced tools
Factory wrapper for flux
npm install tbg-flux-factory --save
https://www.npmjs.com/package/tbg-flux-factory
Working example gist
var FluxFactory = require('tbg-flux-factory');
var LoginStore = FluxFactory.createStore({
name : 'Login',
data : {
logged_in : false,
login_open : false
},
actions : {
view : {
toggle_showLogin: function () {
LoginStore.setState({
login_open : !LoginStore.getStateValue('login_open')
});
}
},
server : {
login: function (params) {
xhr('to_login_', params);
}
}
}
});
var Flux = require('tbg-flux-factory');
var LoginStore = Flux.getStore('Login');
LoginStore.registerActions({
view : {
toggle_showLogin: function () {
LoginStore.setState({
login_open : !LoginStore.getStateValue('login_open')
});
}
},
server : {
login: function (params) {
xhr('to_login_', params);
}
}
});
var Flux = require('tbg-flux-factory');
var LoginStore = Flux.getStore('Login');
---
getInitialState : function () {
return LoginStore.getState();
},
componentWillMount : function () {
var that = this;
LoginStore.addChangeListener(function () {
that.setState(LoginStore.getState());
});
},
---
var Flux = require('tbg-flux-factory');
var LoginStore = Flux.getStore('Login');
var UserStore = Flux.getStore('User');
LoginStore.addChangeListener(function () {
UserStore.Actions.fetchUserDetails()
});
FAQs
Factory for flux
The npm package tbg-flux-factory receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, tbg-flux-factory popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that tbg-flux-factory demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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