react-rimple v1.1.0

react-rimple

react and rimple bridge

why

react-rimple provide a much simpler solution to state management which is very easy to understood. The key idea is:

Your components (they may be parents and children components) connect with some
states (I name them slots), when these slots' change, components
are updated.

And due to the power of rimple, the manipulation of states is easy and intuitive, no more courtesy like addValue, decValue, just something like n.inc(), n.val(30), n.mutateWith(n => n * 2)

Installation

$ npm i react-rimple

Usage

import { withSlots, ConnectSlots } from 'react-rimple'

example

import React, { Component } from 'react'
import { withSlots, ConnectSlots } from 'react-rimple'
import { slot } from 'rimple'

let $num = slot(1).tag('num')

function IncButton ({ slots }) {
  return <button onClick={ () => {
      $num.inc()
  } }>increment</button>
}

function DecButton ({ slots }) {
  return <button onClick={ () => {
      $num.dec()
  } }>decrement</button>
}

// using HOC

class App extends Component {
  render () {
    let { num } = this.props
    return <div>
        <IncButton />
        <DecButton />
        <p>{ num }</p>
    </div>
  }
}

export default withSlots({ num: $num })(App)

// or using render props

class App extends Component {
  render () {
    let { num } = this.props
    // using render or children as render function
    return <ConnectSlots slots={{ num: $num }}>
      ({num} => <div>
        <IncButton />
        <DecButton />
        <p>{ num }</p>
      </div>)
    </ConnectSlots>
  }
}

checkout the test.js and example directory for a complete one