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umi-plugin-mobx
Advanced tools
😍 use mobx-state-tree
with umi
gracefully.
umi/dynamic
.umi-plugin-dva
, so you just export a state tree node by default.yarn add umi-plugin-mobx
Add plugin to .umirc.js
file, to ignore the model folders which are named stores
or other custom name, you need to install umi-plugin-routes
to tell umi
to ignore them.
Install umi-plugin-routes
.
yarn add umi-plugin-routes
// .umirc.js
export default {
plugins: [
['umi-plugin-mobx', {
modelName: 'store', // or "stores", defaults to "store", you can set "model" like dva.
exclude: [/^\$/, (filename) => filename.includes('__')]
}],
['umi-plugin-routes', {
exclude: [/stores/] // ignore **/stores/**/*.*, you can set /models/ like dva.
}]
]
}
[Deprecated] You can also just use page.jsx
or page.tsx
to skip umijs
dirctory resolving.
interface PluginOptions {
modelName?: string;
exclude?: Excludes;
}
type Excludes = (RegExp | TestFn)[];
type TestFn = (filename: string) => boolean;
Mobx config documents.
// src/mobx.ts
// or src/mobx.js
export function config() {
return {
enforceActions: true // or 'strict' for strict-mode
};
}
If you want to run user-dashboard...
git clone https://github.com/HeskeyBaozi/umi-plugin-mobx
cd umi-plugin-mobx
yarn install
yarn link
cd examples/user-dashboard
yarn install
yarn link "umi-plugin-mobx"
yarn start
MST Node Example:
// examples/user-dashboard/src/pages/users/stores/users.ts
// mobx-state-tree version like dva's model.
// dva version: https://github.com/umijs/umi-dva-user-dashboard/blob/master/src/pages/users/models/users.js
import { AxiosResponse } from 'axios';
import { applyAction, flow, types } from 'mobx-state-tree';
import { Loading } from '../../../stores/$loading';
import { $ } from '../../../utils';
import { User } from './$user';
const Users = types
.compose(Loading, types.model({
list: types.array(User),
total: types.maybe(types.number),
page: types.maybe(types.number)
}))
.named('users')
.volatile((self) => {
return {
PAGE_SIZE: 5
};
})
.actions((self) => {
return {
fetchAsync: flow(function* fetchAsync({ page }: { page: number }) {
const { data, headers }: AxiosResponse<any[]> = yield $.get(`/users?_page=${page}&_limit=${self.PAGE_SIZE}`);
self.list.clear();
self.list.push(...data);
self.total = Number.parseInt(headers['x-total-count']);
self.page = page;
}),
removeAsync: flow(function* removeAsync({ id }: { id: number }) {
yield $.delete(`/users/${id}`);
}),
updateAsync: flow(function* updateAsync({ id, values }: { id: number, values: object }) {
yield $.patch(`/users/${id}`, JSON.stringify(values));
}),
createAsync: flow(function* createAsync({ values }: { values: object }) {
yield $.post(`/users`, JSON.stringify(values));
})
};
});
export type UsersType = typeof Users.Type;
export default Users.create({
list: [],
total: null
});
FAQs
Use mobx-state-tree gracefully with umi.
The npm package umi-plugin-mobx receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, umi-plugin-mobx popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that umi-plugin-mobx 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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