react-redux-substate-provider

A React Context Provider that makes connected components access a substate.

Connected components are created using a mapStateToProps function. This function has access to the global state, which makes it dependent on the structure of the global state and weakens isolation.

This library contains a React Context Provider, that makes nested components access just a substate instead of the global state.

Usage

Install:

npm install react-redux-substate-provider

Wrap a component with the SubStateProvider and provide a selector function, which selects the substate:

import { SubStateProvider } from "react-redux-substate-provider";
 
<SubStateProvider selector={state => state.mysubstate}>
  <ConnectedSubComponent />
</SubStateProvider>

Now you can expect the state passed into mapStateToProps to be the substate:

export const ConnectedSubComponent = connect(
  mysubstate => mysubstate.foo,
  dispatch => ({})
)(SubComponent);

The Provider can be nested multiple times:

<SubStateProvider selector={state => state.foo}>
  <SubStateProvider selector={foo => foo.bar}>
    <ConnectedSubComponent />
  </SubStateProvider>
</SubStateProvider>

License

MIT