react-flaxs v0.2.3

react-flaxs

Connect Flaxs implementation with your React application.

Connect Decorator

Simple way to connect to the master store in flaxs using a decorator pattern:

import { connect } from 'react-flaxs';

@connect(state => ({
  ...state.something,
  somethingElse: state.else.something,
}))
export default class ConnectedComponent extends React.Component {

}

You can redefine the final props of your component based on the given props using a second connect function. Example, let's say that if you want your component ConnectedComponent to ignore the somethingElse state if you specify a ignore attribute in the parent component using this form:

@connect(mapMasterStateToProps, mapOwnProps)

Here an example:

// ParentComponent
<ConnectedComponent ignore={true} />

// ConnectedComponent
import { connect } from 'react-flaxs';

@connect(state => ({
  ...state.something,
  somethingElse: state.else.something,
}), (stateProps, ownProps) => {
  const { somethingElse, ...otherStateProps } = stateProps;
  let finalProps = {
    ...otherStateProps,
  };
  if (!ownProps.ignore) {
    finalProps = {
      ...finalProps,
      somethingElse,
    };
  }
  return finalProps;
})
export default class ConnectedComponent extends React.Component {

}

Multi Connect Decorator

If you are connecting states from stores outside the master store, then you might need a multiConnector (currently not available)

import { connect } from 'react-flaxs';

@multiConnect(stores => ({
  ...stores.flags.state,
  user: stores.session.user.username,
  totalResults: stores.search.results.length
}), {
  flags: OptionsStore,
  session: SessionStore,
  search: SearchStore,
})
export default class ConnectedComponent extends React.Component {

}

You can specify the final props of your component based on the given props using a second connect function as a third parameter.

@multiConnect(mapStateToProps, connectedStoresObject, mapOwnProps)