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Scalable, reduce-able & 'state' based store in ES6 for (but not limited to) ReactJS, with node EventEmitter api.
Scalable, reduce-able & 'state' based store for (but not limited to) ReactJS
import rStore from "waterfall-store";
export default class MyStore extends rStore {
static follow = ["someKey"];// keys for the default shouldPropag fn
/**
* Overridable method to know if a state change should be propag to the listening stores & components
* If static follow is defined, super.shouldPropag will return true if any of the "follow" keys was updated
* If not it will always return true
* @param newState
*/
shouldPropag( newState )
/**
* Overridable reducer / remapper (will call the constructor's reducer fn if there)
* If privateState or lastPublicState are simple hash maps super.reduce will return {...lastPublicState, ...privateState}
* if not it will return the last private state
* @param privateState
* @param lastPublicState
* @returns {new_public_state}
*/
reduce( privateState, lastPublicState )
}
export default class Store extends EventEmitter {
static named = {};
static minFps = 0;
/**
* Map all nammed stores in {keys} to the {object}'s state
* Hook componentWillUnmount (for react comp) or destroy to unBind them automatically
* @static
* @param object {React.Component|Store|...} target state aware object
* @param keys {Array} Ex : ["session", "otherStaticNamedStore:key", store.as('anotherKey')]
*/
static map( component, keys, context )
/**
* Constructor, will build a torrent store/reducer
*
* (context, keys, name)
* (context, name)
* (context)
*
* @param context {object} context where to find the other stores
* @param keys {Array} (passed to Store::map) Ex : ["session", "otherNamedStore:key", otherStore.as("otherKey")]
*/
constructor()
/**
* get a store-key pair for Store::map
* @param {string} name
* @returns {{store: Store, name: *}}
*/
as( name )
/**
* Un bind this store off the given component-key
* @param obj
* @param key
* @returns {Array.<*>}
*/
unBind( obj, key )
/**
* Bind this store changes to the given component-key
* @param obj {React.Component|Store|function)
* @param key {string} optional key where to map the public state
*/
bind( obj, key )
/**
* Overridable method to know if a state change should be propag to the listening stores & components
* If static follow is defined, shouldPropag will return true if any of the "follow" keys was updated
* If not it will always return true
*/
shouldPropag( ns )
/**
* Overridable reducer / remapper
* If privateState or lastPublicState are simple hash maps reduce will return {...lastPublicState, ...privateState}
* if not it will return the last private state
* @param privateState
* @param lastPublicState
* @returns {*}
*/
reduce( privateState, lastPublicState )
/**
* Debounce this store propagation ( & reducing )
* @param cb
*/
stabilize( cb )
/**
* Pull stores in the private state
* @param stores {Array} (passed to Store::map) Ex : ["session", "otherNamedStore:key", otherStore.as("otherKey")]
*/
pull( stores )
/**
* Apply reduce/remap on the private state & push the resulting "public" state to followers
* @param cb
*/
push( state, cb )
/**
* Update the current private state & push it once the store is stable
* @param pState
* @param cb
*/
setState( pState, cb )
/**
* Replace the current private state & push it once the store is stable
* @param pState
* @param cb
*/
replaceState( pState, cb )
destroy()
}
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Scalable, reduce-able & 'state' based store in ES6 for (but not limited to) ReactJS, with node EventEmitter api.
We found that waterfall-store 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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