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New redux-lightweight library to help reduce redux boilerplate

It is always our job to write actions, action types and reducers to work with redux. However they serve for one thing and they should not be spread. redux-lightweight library allows you to write your reducers, actions and action types in one class.

class Counter {
    state = {
        number: 0;
    }
    increment(amount) {
        return this.state.number + amount;
    }
}

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As you see all redux stuff is inside one class.

Hope, it will help you with working redux easier.

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Write one business logic instead of writing actions, action types and reducers

redux-lightweight

This library generates actions creators, action types and reducers for you. It uses class as a syntactic sugar for generating actions and reducers.

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Introduction

Motivation

Redux is great library which solves data management. However it introduces some boilerplate. In order to add one business logic, developer must create 3 different things (action type, action creator, reducer) and they do one thing together. That is why I have decide to create utility that allows declare them in one place. One business logic should be declared in one place.

This library is inspired by redux-actions and mobx

Getting Started

Installation

$ npm install --save redux-lightweight
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or

$ yarn add redux-lightweight
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Usage

Create class that has state property as…

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Sung M. Kim

I like the motivation of the project of co-locating all business logic in one place πŸ‘

Maybe you can request to add your library to React State Museum for others to check out πŸ˜€

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doniyor2109

It is on React State Museum πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰

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Sung M. Kim

Woo hoo~

woohoo

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doniyor2109

That is great idea. Thanks.