react-redux-saga-finite-state-machine v1.0.3

react-redux-saga-finite-state-machine

A seamless integration library that bridges the redux-saga-finite-state-machine with React, providing an effortless setup for managing React component states through Redux-Saga state machines from redux-saga-finite-state-machine

Installation

Install Redux-Saga-Finite-State-Machine using npm:

npm install redux-saga-finite-state-machine react-redux-saga-finite-state-machine

Or using yarn:

yarn add redux-saga-finite-state-machine react-redux-saga-finite-state-machine

Usage

Provider

    import { RRSFiniteStateMachineContextProvider } from 'react-redux-saga-finite-state-machine';

    const myRSFiniteStateMachineEngine = new RSFiniteStateMachineEngine();

    const App = () => {
        return <RRSFiniteStateMachineContextProvider
            engine={myRSFiniteStateMachineEngine}
        >
            {/* Here you can use hooks and connects */}
        </RRSFiniteStateMachineContextProvider>
    };

Connect

    import { RRSFiniteStateMachineConnect } from 'react-redux-saga-finite-state-machine';

    const myRSFiniteStateMachine = new RSFiniteStateMachine({/*your config*/});

    const EnhancedComponent = combine(
        connect(
            (state) => ({ value: state.value })
        ),
        RRSFiniteStateMachineConnect({
            stateMachine: myRSFiniteStateMachine,
            mapComponentPropsToMachineProps: ({ value }) => {
                return {
                    id: value
                }
            }
        })
    )(Component)

Hook

    import { useStateMachine } from 'react-redux-saga-finite-state-machine';

    const myRSFiniteStateMachine = new RSFiniteStateMachine({/*your config*/});

    const Component = (props) => {
        useStateMachine({
            stateMachine: myRSFiniteStateMachine,
            runProps: {
                id: props.itemId,
            }
        }, [props.itemId]);

        return /* Body */
    };

Contributing

Contributions are welcome!

License

React-Redux-Saga-Finite-State-Machine is MIT licensed. See the LICENSE file for more details.