useReselect

DEVELOPMENT PREVIEW

This is a fork of reselect, mixed with kashe and React hooks.

API

API is 100% compatible with Reselect.

• createSelector - as seen in reselect

Hooks

useReselect

• useReselect(cb) - selection runner. All selectors inside would be executed inside a sandbox, making result instance bound.

const getUser = createSelector((state: any, userId: string) => (
  state.users[userId] + `:${recomputations++}`
), i => i);
 
const User = ({userId, tick}) => {
  const userName = useReselect(() => getUser(state, userId));
  return <span>user({userId}): {userName}</span>
}
 
// this would work
<>
 <User userId="user1" />
 <User userId="user2" /> 
</>
 
 
// this would not, getUser still could hold only one result
const DoubleUser = ({userId, tick}) => {
  const [u1, u2] = useReselect(() => [getUser(state, 'a'),getUser(state, 'b')]);
  return <span>{u1} - {u2}</span>
}

useReReselect

• useReReselect(cb) - selection runner. Every selector inside would be executed in a personal sandbox, making it instance bound

// every selector would be executed in a personal sandbox
const DoubleUser = ({userId, tick}) => {
  const [u1, u2] = useReReselect(() => [getUser(state, 'a'),getUser(state, 'b')]);
  return <span>{u1} - {u2}</span>
}

Running selectors without React

// run it once
const [u1, u2] = useReReselect(() => [getUser(state, 'a'),getUser(state, 'b')]);
// get "hooks"
const stack = useReReselect.getStack();
 
// run it with "custom hooks"
const [u1, u2] = useReReselect(() => [getUser(state, 'a'),getUser(state, 'b')], stack);

Sharing results

All selectors are double memoized, letting shareable data be shared.

License

MIT