ml-search-redux

MarkLogic Search Implemented in Redux

This is a Redux implementation of MarkLogic search. It forms part of the MarkLogic UI Resources (MUIR) project. See the reference application for an example of using this library in practice.

Install

npm install ml-search-redux --save

Use

The provided selectors only know about their slice of state, so your consuming code needs to wrap them to provide their particular slice of state. For example:

import {
  actions as searchActions,
  selectors as searchSelectors
} from 'ml-search-redux';
 
const bindSelector = (selector, mountPoint) => {
  return (state, ...args) => {
    return selector(state[mountPoint], ...args)
  }
}
const bindSelectors = (selectors, mountPoint) => {
  return Object.keys(selectors).reduce((bound, key) => {
    bound[key] = bindSelector(selectors[key], mountPoint)
    return bound
  }, {})
}
 
const boundSearchSelectors = bindSelectors(searchSelectors, 'search');

Also, you will need to provide a searchQuery to the runSearch action. This is done for you already if you are using the default ML-Treehouse React components. In other cases, this can be done with something like:

import { searchActions } from 'ml-search-redux';
 
// Using `wrappedSearchSelectors` from the code above
// `state` imported most likely using the React-Redux Provider
searchActions.runSearch(wrappedSearchSelectors.getStagedQuery(state));

'Ducks' architecture

This roughly follows the architecture laid out in the re-ducks proposal:

Specifically, the actionCreators and selectors are the primary external UI. State and reducers should be an implementation detail.

Contributing

You will need to install the devDependencies:

npm install

Building

This project uses Webpack for building.

npm run build

Testing

This project uses Jest for testing.

npm test

Or, if you want it to watch for file changes and automatically re-run the tests:

npm run test:watch

Linting

This project uses the Javascript Standard Style. It will be checked automatically when you run tests, but you will have a greatly improved experience if you install an ESLint checker in your text editor, so linting errors are highlighted immediately.