reduxify

Enhances the react-redux/connect function for simple cases.

Installation:

npm install --save reduxify

API:

reduxify({[state], [selector], [actions]})

Arguments

1. [state] (String): A String corresponding to the name of a top-level branch of the app state tree.

2. [selector] (function): A function mapping state to props. A memoized selector function describing specific selection logic. The selector efficiently computes derived data from the store. Using Reselect is recommended. If specified, the selector mapping will override the state parameter.

3. [actions] (Object): An object containing actions.

Returns

(function): An enhanced connect function for use on a React component class.

Example

import React, { Component } from 'react'
import reduxify from 'store/reduxify'
import { action1, action2 } from 'actions/myActions'
import MyComponent from 'components/MyComponent'
 
class MyContainer extends Component {
 
  render() {
    const { mySubState, actions } = props
    return (
      <MyComponent
        prop1={ mySubState.value1 }
        prop2={ mySubState.value2 }
        action1={ actions.action1 }
        action2={ actions.action2 }
      />
    )
  }
}
 
export default reduxify({
  state: 'mySubState',
  actions: { action1, action2 }
})(MyContainer)
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Notes for 1.0.1

This package no longer depends on Lodash.

This package now supports custom props passed in as a fourth parameter.

This package is backwards compatable with 1.0.0, and can be dropped in as a replacement.

Notes for 1.0.2

Jonathan Sun contacted Brian Boyko and pointed out he had done very similar work, as such, he and Brian are now listed as co-contributors.

Notes for 1.0.3

Simplify reduxify.

• Specify either a top-level app substate or supply a selector function.
• Supply actions as an object of actions instead of array
• Remove component and optionalMethods parameters